Sirens were heard Tuesday morning around 7:30 a.m. in central Israel-for the second time within three hours-following missile fire from Iran.
Residents in Tel Aviv reported four impact sites, one of which involved a direct hit on a building, with several vehicles also damaged.
Fires broke out in Rosh HaAyin and Netanya following falling interception debris, and firefighting crews worked to extinguish them.
Sirens were heard shortly after midnight on Monday, across wide areas of northern Israel following the launch of a cluster missile from Iran toward the region.
A two-story building in Nesher was hit. The structure sustained damage, but residents were not injured as they were inside a protected space at the time.
Magen David Adom reported that teams dispatched to several locations in Nesher and Haifa treated a man in his 30s in light condition after he stepped on shrapnel, as well as a small number of individuals suffering from anxiety.
Footage: Impact scene in Nesher
Sirens were later activated in the Shfela region, the Jerusalem area, the Negev, the Lachish region, and the Gaza envelope following additional launches from Iran. No injuries or damage were reported.
Later, sirens were activated in both central and northern Israel due to launches from Iran that were intercepted or fell in open areas, without injuries or damages.
On Monday evening, around 10:00 p.m., sirens were activated in Eilat and the surrounding area following launches from Iran. No injuries or damage were reported.