Meanwhile, Israel continues to attack.

Targets struck since last night include:

🔹️ A Quds Force base used as a command post for coordinating and overseeing IRGC intelligence and operational activity

🔹️ An IRGC aerial defense headquarters

🔹️ An IRGC Ground Forces headquarters

🔹️ A Quds Force intelligence headquarters

🔹️ An Iranian Ministry of Defense naval cruise missile manufacturing site

🔹️ Additional manufacturing sites and research facilities related to electronics, ballistic missiles, and warheads

American forces also continue to hunt down and destroy Iranian regime assets.

And thousands of US Marines are reportedly still being deployed to the region.

Missile from Iran intercepted.

❗️Iranian missile fired at Eilat

Late night sirens:

There were several overnight Iranian missile attacks, all intercepted.

This morning, about an hour ago, Iran fired a missile at Tel Aviv. It appears to have been intercepted, but large debris from the missile hit a residential building in the city. Several people were reportedly injured.

Sirens minutes ago in Beersheva.

Sirens in Haifa. Rocket fire from Lebanon.

Israel's Mossad posted a new social media clip urging Iranians to provide information on the whereabouts of additional senior regime officials so they too can be targeted for elimination.

Missiles overhead. Medical emergencies on the line. And still, they answer the call.

Inside Magen David Adom’s fortified national operations center in Ramla, dispatchers are managing the unthinkable: routine ambulance calls alongside incoming missile alerts during Israel’s war with Iran.

While most of the country runs to shelter, MDA’s teams stay locked in — tracking impacts, coordinating responses, and saving lives in real time.

This is what resilience looks like in Israel: steady hands, clear minds, and volunteers showing up in the country’s hardest hours.

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Sirens in southwestern Israel. Sounds of interceptions overhead now.

REPORT: Lebanon has declared Iran's ambassador to Beirut "persona non grata" and ordered him to leave.

No reports of injuries from the last Iranian missile attack.

A hospital scan. A machine inches from the chest. And then the sirens begin.

This is what ordinary life in Israel looks like now: medical tests under fluorescent lights, missiles overhead, and the strange discipline of trying to stay still while war moves outside the walls.

It is personal, tense, and painfully real — a glimpse of how even the most routine moments are no longer routine.

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Scenes from an Israeli-US airstrike on an Iranian missile base earlier today.