
Iran Fires Missiles at Israel, Striking Holon as Gulf States Report New Attacks
Key Takeaways
- Missiles launched from Iran struck Holon, setting vehicles on fire.
- IRGC announced 45th True Promise 4 wave targeting American and Israeli targets.
- Gulf states reported new attacks after Iran warned UAE ports to evacuate.
Iran-Israel Missile Exchange
Iran launched its 45th wave of Operation 'True Promise 4,' firing heavy ballistic missiles toward Israeli targets.
“ISTANBUL Air raid sirens sounded across central Israel Friday after missile launches were detected from Iran, Israeli media reported”
Sirens sounded across central Israel including areas near Tel Aviv and the occupied West Bank.
The missile barrage resulted in a strike on Holon that set vehicles on fire.
Israeli air defense systems intercepted many of the incoming projectiles.
Shrapnel still fell in several locations causing damage.
Iranian state media confirmed the IRGC conducted the operation in coordination with naval forces, drone units, and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
The operation was dedicated to fallen commanders Hajizadeh and Mahmoud Bagheri.
The attack represents a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict that began with a US-Israeli strike on Iran on February 28.
Gulf States Under Attack
Gulf states reported extensive defensive measures and damage as Iran's retaliatory strikes continued to impact the region.
Bahrain reported its air defenses have intercepted 125 missiles and 211 drones since the Iran war began.

The small island nation suffered attacks on ports, a hotel, a refinery, and a water desalination plant, resulting in at least one death.
Saudi Arabia's Defense Ministry stated its systems intercepted and destroyed 10 drones over Riyadh and the eastern region.
The UAE experienced missile attacks that prompted residents to seek shelter.
Iran's joint military command accused 'the enemy' of using copycat Iranian drones to attack neighboring countries.
The command mentioned attacks on Turkey, Iraq and Kuwait, though no evidence was provided.
The escalating conflict has severely disrupted oil markets and regional stability.
Humanitarian Toll Mounts
The humanitarian crisis continues to worsen across the region with significant reported casualties on all sides.
Iran's Health Ministry reported that US and Israeli strikes have killed 223 women and 202 children since the start of the war on February 28.
The Iranian Red Crescent stated that more than 1,300 people have been killed overall.
In Lebanon, the Health Ministry reported eight people killed and nine injured in an Israeli airstrike on the Al-Fawar area in Sidon.
A woman participating in Quds Day events in Tehran was killed in an Israeli strike near the gathering.
Israeli rescue services reported two men lightly wounded from the Iranian missile attack on Holon.
Magen David Adom documented 23 damaged sites including a car partially set on fire.
International organizations warn of deteriorating conditions, with the International Organization for Migration reporting displacement to more than 20 provinces and neighboring countries.
Diplomatic Efforts Intensify
Diplomatic channels have begun reopening as regional and international actors attempt to de-escalate the widening conflict.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi indicated his country is ready to consider any proposal that includes 'a complete end' to the U.S.-Israeli war on the Islamic Republic.

Mediations by Iran's neighbors were underway to present 'ideas to end the war.'
IAEA Director Rafael Grossi expressed hope that negotiations toward a long-term solution to Iran's nuclear program can resume.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated that the war on Iran has a significant impact on Germany and must end quickly.
Switzerland refused permission for two U.S. reconnaissance planes to fly over its territory 'in the context of the war in Iran,' citing neutrality laws.
Millions of Iranians participated in International Quds Day demonstrations, expressing support for Palestine and the resistance movements.
Iranian officials praised the mass participation as opening 'a new chapter in the management of wars.'
Multi-Front Escalation
Military operations have intensified across multiple fronts as the conflict continues to expand.
“מערכות ההגנה פועלות ליירט את האיום”
Hezbollah escalated attacks on northern Israel, launching rocket barrages on Israeli troop positions near Metula.
The group targeted settlements including Nahariya, Kiryat Shmona, and Meron base.
Hezbollah claimed to have struck the Meron surveillance and air operations control base in northern occupied Palestine.
Israeli forces responded with intensified airstrikes on towns in southern Lebanon, including Al-Abbasiya, Qantara, Qabrikha, Tebnine, and Aitit.
Israeli artillery shelled the outskirts of Kfarhamam, Kfarshouba, Hebbariyeh, and Rashaya al-Fakhar.
A US KC-135 aerial refueling aircraft crashed in western Iraq, killing all six crew members on board.
Iraqi resistance groups claimed responsibility for the incident.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard vowed to 'hunt down Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.'
US President Donald Trump announced that 'The United States will strike Iran hard during the coming week.'
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