Beersheba

The IDF says the latest Iranian ballistic missile fired at Israel was allowed to hit an open area “per protocol.”

Sirens sounded across southern Israel, including Beersheba, where no early warning was issued. No injuries reported.

Four people were lightly injured in Beersheba when debris from Iran’s ballistic missile barrage fell across the city.

A ballistic missile from Iran struck an open site in Beersheba’s south, breaking windows in surrounding homes; no casualties have been reported.

Damage caused to Toto Turner Stadium in Beersheba.

Multiple impact sites reported in Beersheba.

Emergency crews are on site in Beersheba after reports of an impact from Iran’s latest ballistic missile barrage.

The IDF Home Front Command warns civilians in the Neot Hovav industrial zone, south of Beersheba, to stay indoors after an Iranian ballistic missile likely caused a fragment to hit a facility, sparking a large fire. Rescue and search teams are on site, but nearby towns are not affected.

An industrial zone near Beer Sheva in southern Israel was hit following an Iranian missile attack.

Sirens in Beersheba and Dimona

Preliminary military assessments indicate a small number of missiles that triggered sirens in Beersheba and surrounding Negev towns were likely intercepted.