Israel’s emergency services reported no serious casualties following Iran’s overnight missile attack, with only minor injuries recorded across the country.
Magen David Adom (MDA), Israel’s national emergency medical service, said its teams had been dispatched to investigate “several sites” where projectile impacts were reported.
According to the MDA spokesperson, only two people suffered minor shrapnel injuries in the Tel Aviv area. Additional minor injuries occurred as civilians moved to shelters, alongside several cases of anxiety.
The statement aligns with the Israel Defense Forces’ latest assessment of the situation.
The Israeli authorities have told people that they can now leave their bomb shelters.
The Israeli Airport Authority says that the country’s airspace has reopened.
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