Iran strikes Israel with a barrage of missiles, killing at least 5, as Israel says

Tel Aviv, Israel Iran launched a new wave of missile attacks on Israel early on Monday, which led An open war between regional enemies That has not shown any sign of slowdown.

American Ambassador Mike Hackabi said to X.

Iran announced that it fired about 100 missiles and pledged more revenge Israel’s comprehensive attacks on its military and nuclear infrastructureAnd who said Tehran has killed at least 224 people in the country since last Friday.

Israel said 24 people have been killed and more than 500 people were injured so far, as Iran has launched more than 370 missiles and hundreds of drones. In response, the Israeli army said that the combat aircraft had hit 10 leadership centers in Tehran belonging to the Iranian force of Jerusalem, which is the elite arm of its revolutionary guards, which are conducting military and covered operations outside Iran.

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Cats warned on Monday that Tehran’s residents “will pay the price” for Iranian strikes against Israeli civilians, according to AFP.

The Iranian judiciary said on Monday that it had suspended a man who was arrested in 2023 and was convicted that he was an agent of the espionage agency in Israel.

The fighting resulted in the abolition of the talks on the Iranian nuclear program scheduled for Sunday between the United States and Iran.

Separately, three US News officials told this president on Sunday Trump opposed a recent Israeli plan To kill the Iranian supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khawni

A US official told CBS News that the Israelis had the opportunity to assassinate my crude and transferred Mr. Trump to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that it was not a good idea. They said that the conversation between Netanyahu and Mr. Trump came since Israel launched a A massive attack on Iran last week.

A source familiar with his contents told CBS News The US State Department issued a directive to all its embassies and consular publications, “according to its discretion,” a deportation or repetition of its host governments that the United States “does not participate in Israel unilaterally against the targets in Iran and has not provided support for the carrier.”

Strong explosions exploded, most likely from Israeli defense systems facing Iranian missiles, shook Tel Aviv shortly before dawn on Monday, and sent columns of black smoke in the sky over the coastal city.

The authorities in the city of Beta Tikva in the center of Beita Tikva said that the Iranian missiles had hit a residential building there, export concrete walls, destroy the windows and tear the walls of multiple apartments.

The Israeli emergency service, Magin David Adom, stated that two women and two men – all of them in the seventies – and another person who were killed in a wave of missile attacks that struck four locations in central Israel.

“We clearly see that civilians have targeted,” said Israeli police spokesman Dean Esdon outside the building that was bombed in Beta Tikva. “This is just one scene. We have other sites like this near the coast, in the south.”

Yoram Suki, a resident of Beita Tikva with his family, rushed to a shelter after hearing an air strike and appeared after he ended up finding his apartment.

“Thank God we were fine,” said 60 -year -old.

Despite the loss of his home, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged to keep pace with the attacks on Iran.

“It is fully worth it,” he said. “This is for our children and grandchildren.”

In addition to those who were killed, MDA said that the paramedics had postponed 92 other people from the wounded to hospitals, including a 30 -year -old woman in serious condition, while rescuers were still looking for residents trapped under the rubble of their homes.

“When we got to the location of the missile strike, we saw a tremendous destruction,” said Dr. Gal Rosen, a paramedic with MDA, who said that he rescued a 4 -day -old child while the fires caught fire from the building.

During a former barrage of Iranian missiles in central Israel on Sunday, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchchi said that Iran would stop its strikes if Israel would do the same.

But a day after the intensive Israeli air attacks that extended the targets that go beyond the military facilities to strike oil refineries and government buildings, the revolutionary goalkeeper hit a difficult line on Monday, which pledges that other rounds of strikes will be “more powerful, accurate, accurate and destroyed than former.”

Health authorities also stated that 1,277 was injured in Iran, without distinguishing between military and civilian officials.

The rights groups, such as the Washington -based Iranian Da`wah Group and which are called activists in the field of human rights, have suggested that the number of the Iranian government’s death is a large number of appointments. Human rights activists say he has documented more than 400 people who were killed, including 197 civilians.

Israel argues that its assault on senior military commanders in Iran, the enrichment of uranium and nuclear scientists was necessary to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.

Iran has always insisted that its nuclear program is peaceful, and the United States and others evaluated that Tehran has not followed a nuclear weapon since 2003.

But Iran has affected the disturbing uranium stocks to the levels of weapons near in recent years and it was believed that it has the ability to develop multiple weapons within months if it chose.