US PRESIDENCY: US President Donald Trump said, “Israel is doing extremely well, and we have given it a lot of support. Iran is not winning this war, and it should talk to us before it’s too late. The Iranians want to reach an agreement, and they must strike a deal.”

IRANIAN MEDIA: Iranian media reported that several employees of Iranian state television were killed. The news channel resumed broadcasting just minutes after the Israeli strike.

ITALIAN FOREIGN MINISTER: In a phone call with his Iranian counterpart, Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani stressed that the Strait of Hormuz must remain open, as it is vital to international trade. He reiterated Italy’s opposition to military nuclear research in Iran and called for the resumption of dialogue and negotiations.

FINANCIAL TIMES: The Financial Times, citing the UK Maritime Trade Operations agency, reported a slight drop in the number of vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz in the Arabian Gulf.

IRANIAN MEDIA: Iranian media reported that the official radio and television building in Tehran was targeted. Israeli media confirmed that the Israeli Air Force struck the facility.

AL-QUDS BRIGADES: Al-Quds Brigades announced that its fighters clashed with a Zionist force east of Sheja’iyya, inflicting casualties. It added that a joint operation was carried out with Al-Qassam Brigades, targeting a foot patrol that had taken shelter in a house in Abasan.

AL-QASSAM BRIGADES: Al-Qassam Brigades announced that it targeted an Israeli armored personnel carrier and a Merkava tank east of Jabalia six days ago. The operations involved a powerful explosive device and a martyrdom operation.

AL-JAZEERA: Sources in Gaza hospitals reported that 48 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli army fire since dawn, including 33 who were waiting for humanitarian aid.

GAZA HEALTH MINISTRY: The Ministry of Health in Gaza announced that the number of Palestinians killed while seeking humanitarian aid since May 27 has risen to 338, with 2,831 others injured.

The latest toll includes 38 killed and more than 182 wounded in the past 24 hours alone.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Channel 13 reported that emergency teams are responding to at least four sites hit by Iranian missiles in central Israel. The mayor of Petah Tikva, near Tel Aviv, confirmed a missile strike on the city, reporting damage to a building and ongoing rescue operations.

Power outages reported in Israel following an unprecedented direct hit. pic.twitter.com/lgF2mU1wBj

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 16, 2025

ISRAELI MEDIA:  Israeli media confirmed that around 100 missiles were launched by Iran in the latest barrage. Israeli Army Radio reported that Israel’s air defenses failed to intercept at least 10 of them.

The moment two Iranian missiles evade Israeli interceptors and strike Haifa power plant. pic.twitter.com/pNPEDBm5jd

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 16, 2025

ISRAELI MEDIA: Israeli reports confirmed direct hits in three areas of Greater Tel Aviv and southern Israel. Witnesses reported multiple impacts, and emergency teams responded to several injury sites.

A fire broke out at the Haifa Power Plant. pic.twitter.com/sjTxVLR6zm

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 16, 2025

ISRAELI MEDIA: Explosions were reported in East Tel Aviv, West Jerusalem, Haifa, and near Ben Gurion Airport amid the ongoing missile barrage.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Sirens sounded in Tel Aviv and elsewhere as Israel confirmed an Iranian missile assault extending from Eilat in the south to Naqoura in the north.

ISRAELI MEDIA: The Israeli Air Force intercepted a drone flying toward Eilat. Earlier, multiple interceptor missiles were seen launched over the southern city.

IRANIAN MEDIA:

Fars News reported that the neighborhoods of Narmak and Lavizan in northeastern Tehran were targeted by strikes, with Iranian air defenses responding to the threats.

Tasnim News confirmed that air defense systems have been activated across the capital.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Israeli media reported that millions of Israelis have taken shelter as warnings of an imminent Iranian attack continue. The Home Front Command has renewed its alerts urging people to remain near protected areas.

According to Israeli media, in an unusually long silence, the Israeli army spokesperson failed to provide any updates or instructions for over an hour and a half, leaving millions of citizens confined to shelters without guidance. pic.twitter.com/gVOqdqMznc

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 15, 2025

HAARETZ: Haaretz reported that the Israeli Home Front Command reiterated its warning that the Iranian missile threat is still ongoing and advised citizens to stay near shelters. The Israeli army had earlier issued similar instructions for all residents.

REUTERS: An informed source told Reuters that Iran has informed mediators it will not enter ceasefire negotiations while under Israeli attack. “Iran will not pursue serious negotiations until it completes its response to Israel’s preemptive strikes,” the source said, adding, “They have made clear they won’t negotiate under fire.”

REUTERS: US President Donald Trump said the United States will continue to support Israel in defending itself. “I hope for an agreement between Iran and Israel,” he added, “but one must fight hard to reach it.”

US EMBASSY: The US Embassy announced it will be closed on Monday, including its consular branches in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.

In a statement, the embassy said: “We are currently not in a position to evacuate or directly assist Americans in departing.”

ISRAELI HOME FRONT COMMAND: The Home Front Command instructed Israelis to remain near shelters amid warnings of possible additional Iranian missile strikes in the coming hours.

IRANIAN POLICE: Iranian authorities said two suspected Mossad agents were arrested in the city of Rey, south of Tehran.

Iranian intelligence forces discovered a 3-story building in Rey, south of Tehran, fully stocked with explosives and drones, which were confiscated. pic.twitter.com/BWucYPJoqM

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 15, 2025

KAN: Israel’s transport minister said the government is exploring the use of ferries from Cyprus to repatriate thousands of Israeli citizens stranded abroad after the closure of Ben Gurion Airport.

IRANIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY
The spokesperson for Iran’s Foreign Ministry said 73 women and children were killed in three recent Israeli airstrikes on Tehran.

IRANIAN CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION: Iran has extended its airspace closure and suspension of flights until 2:00 PM Monday due to ongoing Israeli attacks.

TASNIM NEWS AGENCY: Iranian air defenses reportedly shot down Israeli drones over the northern coastal city of Bandar Anzali.

IRANIAN OIL MINISTRY: The Oil Ministry confirmed that none of its facilities sustained damage from Israeli airstrikes over the past three days.

IRANIAN FOREIGN MINISTER:

FM Abbas Araghchi accused the United States of supporting Israel’s assault on Iran and criticized European nations for taking unilateral pro-Israel positions.

He warned of global consequences and urged the IAEA Board of Governors to condemn the attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities.

He added that Iran is open to resuming diplomacy—only if Israeli attacks stop.

AL-QASSAM BRIGADES: The Al-Qassam Brigades expressed full solidarity with Iran’s leadership and people, praising the country’s historical support for the Palestinian cause.

They mourned Iranian military commanders killed in the Israeli strikes and hailed Iran’s missile attacks on Israel as a heroic act that shook the occupation.

“Our people, especially in Gaza, followed with pride the blows dealt to the occupation,” the group said.

IRGC: The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps confirmed the death of its intelligence chief, Mohammad Kazemi, and two colleagues in today’s Israeli airstrikes. The IRGC said it retaliated by targeting Israeli intelligence centers with a missile barrage.

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps confirmed the killing of its intelligence chief, Mohammad Kazemi, and two colleagues in today’s Israeli airstrikes. The IRGC said it retaliated by targeting Israeli intelligence centers with a missile barrage. pic.twitter.com/wuDOQLoiIR

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 15, 2025

AL-QASSAM BRIGADES: Al-Qassam announced that its fighters targeted an Israeli foot patrol of 11 soldiers with an anti-personnel projectile in the town of Abasan, east of Khan Younis in southern Gaza, causing deaths and injuries among the unit.

TASNIM NEWS AGENCY: Iran accused Israel of deliberately targeting a Foreign Ministry building in Tehran, injuring staff and civilians. Officials called it a war crime and part of ongoing aggression.

HAARETZ: Israel is reducing its forces in Gaza to reinforce its northern and eastern borders amid concerns of infiltration by militias from Jordan, Syria, or Hezbollah. Officials say this aims to thwart attacks on civilian and military sites.

IRGC: Iranian military spokesperson said underground shelters “will not bring security” to Israelis.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Iran launched approximately 30 missiles toward Israel in its latest barrage, according to Israeli media.

ISRAELI EMERGENCY SERVICES: The number of injured in Haifa following Iranian missile strikes has increased to 15.

IRANIAN PRESIDENCY: President Masoud Pezeshkian said Iran responded firmly to Israeli aggression and warned that continued attacks will be met with more painful responses.

IRANIAN AUTHORITIES: Israel reportedly targeted railway infrastructure in Tabriz, while air defenses in the city responded to the assault.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: A Palestinian woman was killed and others injured in an Israeli airstrike on a home near the intelligence area northwest of Gaza City.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Al-Awda Hospital in Gaza confirmed receiving 11 bodies and 35 wounded after an Israeli airstrike on a home behind Abdeen Hall, central Gaza Strip.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Israeli media reported that a rocket launched from Gaza landed in an open area near the security fence, causing no damage or casualties.

ISRAELI HOME FRONT COMMAND: Sirens were activated in towns surrounding the Gaza Strip following the rocket launch.

ISRAELI EMERGENCY SERVICES: Seven people were injured in the Iranian missile attack on the city of Haifa, according to emergency medical services.

—❗️🇮🇷/🇮🇱 Kiryat Jat, Israel, now. pic.twitter.com/B44k8Nq79x

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 15, 2025

IRANIAN ARMED FORCES:

An Iranian military spokesperson said:

“We have a comprehensive bank of targets within the Zionist entity and will strike vital locations.”

“We have targeted military HQs, decision-making centers, and the homes of Zionist leaders and scientists.”

He warned Israelis to leave the occupied territories: “They will soon be uninhabitable.”

YEDIOTH AHRONOTH: The paper reported that Iran is preparing to launch a new wave of missiles toward Israel in the coming minutes.

ISRAELI MEDIA:

Iranian missiles struck multiple areas across Israel, causing injuries and fires.

Several Israelis were wounded in Haifa; emergency services are responding to three impact sites.

A missile hit a building east of Tel Aviv; another scored a direct hit in northern Israel.

Fire and rescue authorities confirmed direct hits on residential buildings in the Coastal and Southern districts.

Fires broke out in the Jerusalem and Northern districts.

Four people were injured in the Lachish region; buildings in Haifa were also damaged.

Rescuers suspect people may be trapped under rubble in northern Israel after a missile strike.

—❗️🇮🇷/🇮🇱 Footage documents direct hits in Nazareth, northern Israel. pic.twitter.com/8fIC3lrjIc

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 15, 2025

ISRAELI MEDIA: Explosions rocked Haifa and Tel Aviv following the latest wave of Iranian missile strikes.

An Iranian missile hit the city of Haifa. pic.twitter.com/F2yvUjcjng

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 15, 2025

ISRAELI MEDIA: An Iranian missile hit the city of Haifa.

—❗️🇮🇷/🇮🇱 Initial reports of an entire collapsed building in Haifa pic.twitter.com/fQSAS7A5uX

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 15, 2025

AL-MAYADEEN: A large rocket salvo was launched from central, western Iranian provinces toward Israel.

KAN (ISRAELI BROADCASTING AUTHORITY): Israel has formally requested US support for a strike on Iran’s Fordow nuclear facility, which is located deep within the mountains.

MEHR NEWS AGENCY: Iranian air defenses were activated east of Tehran to intercept hostile targets. Mehr News reported defenses were also triggered in Kermanshah, western Iran.

ISRAELI CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY: Israel announced a complete shutdown of its airspace and airports as tensions with Iran escalate.

IRANIAN STATE TV: At least five people were killed and others injured after an Israeli strike hit a residential building in Tehran.

JORDANIAN ARMED FORCES: The Jordanian military said the violation of its airspace is seen as an attempt to drag Jordan into the ongoing conflict.

ISRAELI ARMY: The Israeli Air Force launched a new wave of airstrikes targeting dozens of surface-to-surface missile sites in western Iran.

KAN: The Israeli army is reportedly preparing for additional Iranian missile attacks overnight.

US EMBASSY – BAGHDAD: The US embassy in Baghdad warned of a growing threat of attacks by “foreign terrorist organizations” targeting American businesses and places frequented by US citizens.

REUTERS: Two US officials told Reuters that President Trump recently opposed an Israeli plan to assassinate Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

IRANIAN FOREIGN MINISTER: FM Abbas Araghchi said Israel is targeting innocent civilians and seeks to derail diplomacy and drag others into an unjust war. He called Iran’s response a calculated act of self-defense.

ABC NEWS: Netanyahu claimed Israel launched the attack on Iran due to an imminent threat involving nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles. He claimed Israel destroyed underground facilities in Natanz and Isfahan and killed the IRGC’s intelligence chief. The operation, he added, will end only after eliminating Iran’s nuclear capabilities.

HAARETZ: A military source said Gaza and the hostage issue are now secondary to the Iran front. Diplomats said it’s difficult to assess how the war with Iran will affect Gaza negotiations.

ISRAELI HOME FRONT COMMAND: Sirens sounded in towns near the Gaza border amid ongoing escalation.

Sirens sounded in towns near the Gaza border. pic.twitter.com/5y5buYarXk

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 15, 2025

JOINT QATARI-FRENCH STATEMENT: Qatar and France called for a ceasefire in Gaza and the release of all detainees, expressing support for a political solution. France also thanked Qatar for its mediation efforts.

IRANIAN STATE MEDIA: Iranian state media reported that Mashhad Airport and its runway sustained no damage following the Israeli strike.

ISRAELI ARMY: The army said it targeted a refueling aircraft at Mashhad Airport as part of its effort to gain air superiority across Iran. The strike was the longest-range operation so far—conducted 2,300 km from Israeli territory.

IRANIAN MEDIA: An explosion was reported in the Iranian city of Mashhad, according to local media.

Iranian air defenses were activated in Mashhad. pic.twitter.com/fmNNOTsOF1

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 15, 2025

ABC NEWS: President Donald Trump said the US might intervene to help Israel eliminate Iran’s nuclear capabilities.

RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY: In a phone call, Russian FM Sergey Lavrov and Turkish FM Hakan Fidan emphasized the urgent need to stop the fighting in the Middle East.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Channel 13 reported that a fire broke out in the southern occupied Golan as a result of Israeli air defenses intercepting Iranian missiles.

PALESTINIAN MEDICAL SOURCES: Eight Palestinians were killed and several others injured in an Israeli airstrike targeting a home in the center of Nuseirat refugee camp in Gaza.

Eight Palestinians were killed and several others injured in an Israeli airstrike targeting a home in the center of Nuseirat refugee camp in Gaza. pic.twitter.com/2Z1e6mNvVe

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 15, 2025

ISRAELI MEDIA: Channel 13 reported that the Israeli Air Force reportedly struck the headquarters of Iran’s navy command.

ISRAELI HOME FRONT: New instructions were issued for residents in northern and central Israel to remain close to protected areas.

US PRESIDENT: Trump said he plans to broker peace between Iran and Israel, as he claims to have done between India and Pakistan. He stated that talks are underway and predicted a peace deal “soon.”

AL-QUDS BRIGADES: The armed wing of Islamic Jihad said it shelled a gathering of Israeli troops and vehicles near Khuza’a, north of Khan Younis in southern Gaza.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Intense air and artillery bombardment targeted the southern areas of Khan Younis in Gaza, according to local sources.

TASNIM: Tasnim News Agency reported the launch of a new wave of Iranian missile attacks on Israel. For its part, Israel Hayom also cited reports that a fresh barrage of rockets is en route.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Israeli media reported that Iranian missile strikes targeted a power station in Hadera and the Netanyahu family residence in Caesarea. pic.twitter.com/omYkzIb03z

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 15, 2025

ISRAELI MEDIA: Israeli media reported that Iranian missile strikes targeted a power station in Hadera and the Netanyahu family residence in Caesarea.

ISRAELI ARMY RADIO: Sirens sounded across wide areas of Israel. A military source told Army Radio that 50 missiles were launched from Iran toward Israel.

🚨 Missile sirens now ring across all of northern Israel and the occupied Golan. pic.twitter.com/tGzytIQOZ6

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 15, 2025

IRANIAN PRESIDENCY: President Masoud Pezeshkian condemned US and Western support for what he called Israel’s criminal actions.

ISRAELI MEDIA
Seven people were confirmed dead after an Iranian missile struck a residential tower in Bat Yam, south of Tel Aviv.

ISRAELI WELFARE MINISTRY: The ministry reported that 742 people are homeless due to the Iranian attacks; some were moved to hotels.

ISRAELI MINISTER OF NATIONAL SECURITY: Itamar Ben Gvir said attacking Iran’s nuclear program was essential and that operations will continue.

IRANIAN PRESIDENCY: President Pezeshkian warned that continued Israeli attacks will provoke harsher Iranian responses.

US STATE DEPARTMENT: The department authorized the voluntary departure of dependents and some government employees from its mission in Israel.

ISRAELI FINANCE MINISTER: Bezalel Smotrich said Israel is fighting an existential war with Iran to secure its future and prevent a nuclear threat.

ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER: Netanyahu vowed Iran would face severe consequences for killing civilians and reaffirmed Israel’s goal to dismantle the nuclear threat.

IRAQI HEZBOLLAH: The group threatened to target US bases if Washington intervenes in the Iran-Israel conflict and called for closing the US embassy.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Channel 12 reported that he army is currently conducting strikes on eastern Tehran.

IRANIAN MEDIA: Iranian outlets confirmed air defense systems were activated in the capital amid ongoing attacks.

ISRAELI PRESIDENCY: President Isaac Herzog visited the site of the Iranian missile strike in Bat Yam.

HAARETZ: A foreign source told Haaretz that the US is pushing for message exchanges between Israel and Iran to avoid further escalation, not formal mediation.

IRANIAN GOVERNMENT: Iran announced that metro stations in Tehran will remain open 24/7 as bomb shelters.

—❗️🇮🇱/🇮🇷 BREAKING: Israeli airstrikes targeted Tehran, in the Valiasr and Niavaran areas. pic.twitter.com/Y4iNS4gtL3

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 15, 2025

ISRAELI HEALTH MINISTRY: Hospitals in Israel have received 385 wounded over the past 24 hours from the ongoing conflict.

ISRAELI ARMY: An Israeli military spokesperson confirmed that the army bombed a nuclear facility in central Iran’s Isfahan.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the location where an Iranian missile hit Bat Yam.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the location where an Iranian missile hit Bat Yam. pic.twitter.com/IDZElhpNUU

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 15, 2025

ISRAELI MEDIA: Channel 15 reported that a cabinet source warned that upcoming Israeli responses may exceed previous operations in scale.

PALESTINIAN MEDIA: Several Palestinians were killed and wounded when Israeli forces bombed a house in Al-Tuffah, northeast Gaza City.

AL-JAZEERA: Gaza medical sources report 37 Palestinians killed today, including 17 aid seekers. Nasser Hospital confirmed 10 deaths near an aid center in the south.

AL-QASSAM BRIGADES: The group said its fighters struck a tank near Abu Sharakh junction, south of Khan Younis, on Sunday afternoon.

GAZA HEALTH MINISTRY: 65 killed and 315 wounded in the last 24 hours. Since October 7, a total of 55,315 have been killed and 128,741 injured. Many bodies remain under rubble or in the streets.

AL-JAZEERA: Sources at the Nasser Hospital reported that four Palestinians were killed in an Israeli drone strike in the Jorat al-Lout area of Khan Yunis.

ISRAELI ARMY: An Israeli unit commander was killed during fighting in Gaza, according to the army spokesperson.

AL-QASSAM BRIGADES: We sniped an Israeli bulldozer driver on Al-Montar Street east of Sheja’iyya on Sunday.

CNN (citing US official): By Thursday evening, the Trump administration realized it could not deter Israel from launching its attacks. Washington believed it might delay the operation by a few hours to protect its forces in the region.

CNN: US envoy Steve Witkoff directly contacted Iranian FM Abbas Araghchi last Sunday. He also reached out to Omani mediators last week to propose a new framework for a possible agreement.

CNN: US envoy Steve Witkoff directly contacted Iranian FM Abbas Araghchi last Sunday. He also reached out to Omani mediators last week to propose a new framework for a possible agreement. pic.twitter.com/2ZevNlnEX9

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 15, 2025

ISRAELI MEDIA: Channel 12 reported that government ministers have been instructed not to give media interviews concerning Iran.

BAT YAM MUNICIPALITY: The mayor said 6 were killed and 200 injured in the Iranian attacks and warned the death toll could increase.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Yedioth Ahronoth cited military officials as saying the difficult outcomes remain within their anticipated range.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Channel 14 reported that Israel is preparing for a new wave of large-scale attacks on Iran today.

TASNIM NEWS AGENCY: Iran arrested two individuals in Alborz Province west of Tehran, accusing them of working with Mossad to build explosives and electronic devices.

ISRAELI AUTHORITIES: Ben Gurion Airport will remain shut today. No instructions have been issued to Israelis abroad to return.

IRANIAN OIL MINISTRY: The ministry confirmed that all units in the Isfahan refinery are stable and production continues without interruption.

ISRAELI ARMY RADIO: Iranian missile strikes damaged pipeline and transport lines in the Haifa refinery, according to both army radio and Israeli oil refineries.

ISRAELI MEDIA: The Bazan Petroleum confirmed damage to its refinery and infrastructure in the Haifa Bay caused by Iranian missiles.

ISRAELI FM: Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said the military campaign in Iran will continue, stressing there are more vital targets to hit.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Channel 12 reported that sirens sounded in Wadi Araba warning of a suspected drone infiltration.

ISRAELI DEFENSE MINISTRY: Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said, “We will strike all sites in Iran and continue to deplete Tehran’s nuclear and weapons capabilities everywhere.”

TRANSPORT AND FOREIGN MINISTRIES: A joint statement said Israeli airspace is closed to civilian flights based on security directives.

ISFAHAN PROVINCE: A senior security official in Isfahan reported that an Israeli strike targeted a Ministry of Defense site in the province.

SRAELI MINISTER ZEEV ELKIN: Minister Elkin said there is a possibility of reaching a new agreement with Iran once the missile threat is handled.

IRANIAN MEDIA: Israeli airstrikes reportedly targeted areas in Shiraz, southern Iran.

ISRAELI GOVERNMENT: Israel says it inflicted heavy damage on 11 targets, including nuclear facilities, missile platforms, and power stations, emphasizing that offense is the best defense.

IRGC – KHATAM AL-ANBIYA BASE:An Iranian military commander said their operations against Israel will continue and become more destructive.

ISRAELI ARMY: The army called for the evacuation of all nuclear and weapons-related facilities in Iran, urging immediate compliance.

IRANIAN FOREIGN MINISTER: Abbas Araghchi said Iran’s strikes are legitimate under international law. He accused Israel and the US of seeking to derail diplomacy and warned against expanding conflict in the Gulf.

ISRAEL HAYOM: Sources say tens of thousands of old buildings in Tel Aviv have no shelters. About 40% of residents live in non-compliant structures.

AYALON POLICE COMMAND: Israeli police reported 6 dead, 180 injured, and 7 missing in Iranian strikes on Bat Yam and southern Tel Aviv.

IRANIAN MEDIA: A member of the national security committee called for an attack on the Dimona nuclear reactor, citing Israeli strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities.

WEIZMANN INSTITUTE: Facilities at the institute in Rehovot were damaged by Iranian missile fire last night.

US EMBASSY – ISRAEL: The US embassy instructed its employees and their families to stay in place until further notice.

IRNA: Iran’s state news agency said the Tehran refinery continues to function, with no disruption in fuel production or distribution.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Channel 12 reported that Israeli authorities are working to approve a new system to help police identify missing persons.

IRANIAN GOVERNMENT SPOKESWOMAN: Iran will continue military operations against Israel as long as its armed forces deem necessary.

IRANIAN CIVIL AVIATION: Iran extended its airspace closure until 3 p.m. local time.

YAIR LAPID: Lapid described the Iranian barrage as deadly and said the night was extremely difficult for Israel.

ISRAELI ARMY: The army said it completed a wave of strikes targeting missile launch and storage infrastructure in western Iran.

ISRAELI MEDIA: The number of fatalities from missile strikes in Bat Yam has risen to 6, according to local reports.

ISRAELI HOME FRONT COMMAND: Authorities said the night was extremely difficult, and rescue operations continue in Bat Yam.

ANSARALLAH: The Ansarallah military spokesman stated that the group carried out a coordinated strike with Iran on sensitive Israeli targets in Tel Aviv.

The Ansarallah military spokesman announced that the group carried out a coordinated strike with Iran on sensitive Israeli targets in Tel Aviv. pic.twitter.com/j9QsZngvlK

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 15, 2025

ISRAELI HOME FRONT COMMAND: Sirens sounded across northern Israel amid fears of drone infiltration.

YEDIOTH AHRONOTH: Authorities closed schools, educational institutions, and factories due to the ongoing conflict with Iran.

US PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: Trump denied US involvement in the Israeli attack on Iran, saying he is open to brokering peace but warned of massive retaliation if attacked.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Channel 14 reported that Israeli and US officials said Israeli operations in Iran could continue for weeks. Israel launched a broad offensive on Friday; Iran responded with waves of missile and drone attacks.

BAT YAM MUNICIPALITY: The mayor said more than 20 people are missing under rubble; 61 buildings were damaged, six of which will be demolished.

A close-up of the Iranian strike on Bat Yam. pic.twitter.com/lRJetfEaoX

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 15, 2025

ISRAELI ARMY: Sirens were activated in northern Israel due to infiltration by hostile aircraft.

ISRAELI ARMY RADIO: A witness described the destruction in Bat Yam as “massive” following an Iranian missile strike.

ISRAEL HAYOM: A large number of injuries reported in Bat Yam following missile strikes.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Channel 12 reported that missile strikes in central Israel have injured 240 people, with dozens trapped under rubble.

FORMER PM EHUD BARAK: Barak said Israel achieved significant results in its strikes on Iran but warned of a long and painful challenge ahead.

ISRAELI MEDIA: The military censor imposed a gag order on four incidents that occurred overnight.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Channel 12 reported that the number of wounded in central Israel rose to 207 after missile strikes.

ISRAELI ARMY RADIO: At least 4 people were killed and 140 injured in missile strikes on Bat Yam and Rehovot.

FARS NEWS AGENCY: Some Iranian missiles that struck Tel Aviv were equipped with 1.5-ton warheads.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Israel Hayom reported that emergency teams established stations near a destroyed building in Bat Yam to handle fatalities.

PALESTINIAN EMERGENCY SERVICES: Two people were killed and over 50 injured after Israeli forces opened fire on aid seekers in western Rafah.

AL-JAZEERA: According to sources at Al-Shifa Hospital, seven Palestinians were killed in Beit Lahia and Al-Tuwam by Israeli army fire.

"راح يجيب مساعدات، طخوه في راسه"…! pic.twitter.com/IWQNSebJU6

— أنس الشريف Anas Al-Sharif (@AnasAlSharif0) June 15, 2025

WAFA: Three Palestinians were killed and others injured while waiting for aid near Nuseirat and Khan Yunis. The total death toll since May due to aid point shootings exceeds 100.

ISRAELI ARMY: The army confirmed the death of a soldier from the Kfir Brigade in southern Gaza.

The army confirmed the death of a soldier from the Kfir Brigade in southern Gaza. pic.twitter.com/DVhG29rJvt

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 15, 2025

NEWSWEEK: An Ansarallah source told Newsweek that their forces will continue missile and drone operations against Israel.

ISRAELI MEDIA: A missile was launched from Yemen at Israel in tandem with Iran’s offensive.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Israel’s Channel 13 reported that two high-ranking Israeli intelligence officers were injured during clashes in southern Gaza on Saturday.

AL-QASSAM BRIGADES: Our fighters ambushed Israeli soldiers east of Khan Younis, inflicting casualties.

ISRAELI CIVIL DEFENSE: Israeli Civil Defense reported extensive destruction in the city of Bat Yam, south of Tel Aviv, following Iranian missile strikes.

YEDIOTH AHRONOTH: The Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth reported that an estimated 35 people are missing following the impact of an Iranian missile in Bat Yam.

KAN: Israeli authorities announced that the number of injured in Bat Yam has risen to 136.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Channel 12 reported that Bat Yam has been declared a mass casualty site. Emergency crews have been deployed to rescue those trapped under the rubble.

AL-JAZEERA: A US official told Al-Jazeera that the United States does not intend to engage in direct military operations alongside Israel targeting Iranian nuclear sites. Washington still hopes for Iran to return to the negotiating table.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Israeli emergency services reported that three people were killed and 125 injured due to Iranian missile strikes in the cities of Bat Yam and Rehovot.

🚨 Israeli emergency services report 3 killed and over 130 injured after Iranian missile strikes hit Bat Yam and Rehovot.

📍 Bat Yam declared a mass casualty site; rescue teams deployed to search for 35 missing under the rubble. pic.twitter.com/ylLeLmEFw1

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 15, 2025

ISRAELI MEDIA: Individuals are trapped inside buildings at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot following an Iranian missile strike.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Channel 14 reported that a woman was killed in Bat Yam as a result of an Iranian missile strike.

ISRAELI MEDIA: 20 Israelis were reported injured after a missile struck a building in Tel Aviv.

🚨 ISRAELI MEDIA: 20 Israelis injured after a missile struck a building in Tel Aviv. Emergency crews are on site. pic.twitter.com/XiAAEt7EFa

— The Palestine Chronicle (@PalestineChron) June 15, 2025

ISRAELI MEDIA: Four people were critically injured when a missile landed in Rehovot, south of Tel Aviv.

ISRAELI MEDIA: Iran launched a major missile strike on Israel, targeting Tel Aviv and surrounding cities. Multiple Israeli news outlets and authorities confirmed over 130 injuries, significant destruction in Bat Yam and Rehovot, and ongoing rescue efforts. Sirens were activated in multiple locations, including Negev and Eilat, amid reports of additional drone and missile threats.