Sirens now in central Israel.

Iran fired a cluster warhead at central Israel. No immediate reports of injuries.

Iranian state media says the ceasefire went into effect 20 minutes ago.

Meanwhile, reports of Iranian missile attacks in the United Arab Emirates and Qatar.

Sirens in southern Israel.

Sirens now also in central Israel.

Remember, according to Iran, the ceasefire went into effect nearly 30 minutes ago.

Early reports of buildings hit in Petach Tikvah and Tel Aviv.

Missile attack on a US airbase in Saudi Arabia reported.

Sirens again in southern Israel.

Reports of a missile impact in Beersheva.

As of now, there are no reports of injuries in any of the Iranian missile attacks over the past hour.

Iranian state television says the nation's armed forces have been instructed to cease fire.

UPDATE: 4 people were lightly wounded by the last Iranian missile fired at southern Israel. Another 15 people suffered from shock.

Israeli warplanes are bombing Iranian missile launchers. (Channel 12)

According to the Associated Press, Iran will continue to collect transit fees from ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz during the two-week ceasefire.

The IDF tells Lebanese civilians to clear parts of the coastal city of Tyre ahead of strikes against Hezbollah.

👆 If it was still unclear, Israel rejects the inclusion of Lebanon in the Iran ceasefire agreement.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Office:

Israel supports President Trump's decision to suspend strikes against Iran for two weeks subject to Iran immediately opening the straits and stopping all attacks on the US, Israel, and countries in the region.

Israel also supports the US effort to ensure that Iran no longer poses a nuclear, missile, and terror threat to America, Israel, Iran's Arab neighbors, and the world.

The United States has told Israel that it is committed to achieving these goals, shared by the US, Israel, and Israel's regional allies, in the upcoming negotiations.

The two-week ceasefire does not include Lebanon.

High-ranking Israeli officials tell local media that the US will take a firm line in the upcoming negotiations and demand an end to Iran’s nuclear program and limitations on its missile program.

But that’s not at all how the ceasefire is being presented in Iran after Trump highlighted Tehran’s 10-point proposal (more accurately, its 10 demands) as the basis for the ceasefire and peace talks.

Israel knows this enemy better than Trump, and there is concern in Jerusalem.

Trump sells the ceasefire as a major success and even a “golden age” for the Middle East. But in Israel it’s seen by many as a strategic failure.

🔹️ The Iranian regime remains in place
🔹️ The enriched uranium remains
🔹️ The ballistic missile threat persists
🔹️ And now Iran will charge ships to traverse the Strait of Hormuz

One thing is clear: Trump has no interest in resuming the war. A glance at oil prices, which fell sharply after the announcement of the ceasefire, speaks volumes.

Trump spins it as a success. But for Israel it seems premature. A lot of effort, for very little substance.