Iran Strikes Central Israel With Missiles, Kills Two And Wounds Two
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Iran Strikes Central Israel With Missiles, Kills Two And Wounds Two

10 March, 2026.Iran-Israel.1 sources

Key Takeaways

  • Missiles struck central Israel, killing two and wounding two.
  • Parliament speaker said Iran 'definitely not looking for ceasefire'.
  • IRGC said Iran, not the US, will determine when the war ends.

Iran missile strikes

Al Jazeera reports that the barrage "killed two people and wounded two" in Israel.

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Al Jazeera described the strikes as part of broader exchanges that have "produced widespread destruction across Iran, Israel and Lebanon and raised fears of broader escalation."

Hezbollah rocket attack aftermath

Hours after the Iranian strikes, Hezbollah fired rockets into Israel.

Al Jazeera states that Hezbollah rocket fire "injured 16 and damaged a daycare," linking the militia’s actions to the same pattern of regional tit-for-tat violence and damage to civilian infrastructure.

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Civilian casualties reported

Iran and allied groups said the casualties included a toddler "pulled from rubble" and a Bahraini woman killed when "a residential building was hit".

The report indicates that fighting and strikes have inflicted civilian harm across multiple countries.

Iran's ceasefire stance

Iranian officials signalled they do not want a ceasefire.

The parliament speaker said Tehran is "definitely not looking for [a] ceasefire."

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The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) stated that Iran — not the US — "will decide when the war ends."

Al Jazeera reported these exchanges, underscoring Tehran’s public posture.

US warnings and escalation

Al Jazeera quotes former US President Donald Trump saying the US would hit Iran "20 times harder" if Tehran disrupted oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz.

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That remark was cited amid reporting that the exchanges have "produced widespread destruction" and raised fears of further escalation in the region.

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