Shrapnel from multiple Iranian missile strikes fell on at least three locations in central Israel, injuring 12 on Tuesday afternoon, according to reports from Israeli emergency response teams.<\/p>\n
Israel Police are currently on scene managing the affected areas.<\/p>\n
Magen David Adom (MDA) paramedics are additionally on scene at the impact sites, providing medical treatment to approximately a total of 12 individuals, including a woman around 40 years old in moderate condition with blast injuries, and the other 11 individuals in mild condition suffering from glass, shrapnel, and blast-related injuries.<\/p>\n
MDA Paramedic Yehuda Edri released a statement regarding one of the impact sites, “When we arrived at the scene, we saw significant destruction in the building, windows were broken, pieces of concrete fell, and there was a lot of commotion at the scene. A woman in her 40s suffered from the impact and was moderately injured. We provided her with advanced medical treatment and evacuated her to the hospital in moderate condition.”<\/p>\n
Emergency services arrive at the missile shrapnel impact scene in central Israel. March 3, 2026. (credit: COURTESY MDA)Hezbollah rocket impact<\/p>\n
In a separate incident, a home in northern Israel was hit by a Hezbollah rocket on Tuesday morning, after the terrorist group fired several rockets into Israel from neighboring Lebanon.<\/p>\n
No serious injuries were reported following the incident, and the four family members living in the home were treated by emergency responders for post-traumatic symptoms.<\/p>\n
Two of the residents, a 64-year-old man with glass shrapnel injuries and a 24-year-old woman with anxiety symptoms, were evacuated to Ziv Medical Center in Tzfat.<\/p>\n
The other two family members did not require further treatment.<\/p>\n
Emergency services respond to the scene of a Hezbollah missile strike in the northern Israel area on Tuesday, March 3, 2026. (credit: ISRAEL FIRE AND RESCUE AUTHORITY)<\/p>\n
Immediately after the Hezbollah rocket volley, reports were received of a direct hit on a building in central Israel from an Iranian missile. No casualties were reported aside from two people who were treated for injuries that occurred en route to the protected area, according to MDA.<\/p>\n
Just before 1 p.m., sirens sounded throughout Israel, and the media reported shrapnel falling in central Israel. No injuries were reported following the missile barrage, according to MDA, which added that first responders provided on-site medical care to individuals who were injured on their way to shelter.<\/p>\n
Sirens over Jerusalem triggered by false alarm, IDF confirms after investigation<\/p>\n
Sirens sounded over Jerusalem and the surrounding areas on Tuesday morning due to a suspected hostile aircraft infiltration.<\/p>\n
The IDF, investigating the incident, confirmed that it was triggered by a false alarm.<\/p>\n
Sirens sound across Israel Monday evening following barrage from Iran<\/p>\n
Rocket sirens<\/a> sounded across Israel after Iran fired a new barrage of missiles against the country late on Monday night.<\/p>\n Initial reports indicated Hezbollah<\/a> fired rockets at northern Israel simultaneously with Iranian ballistic missile fire, but the reports were denied by the IDF Spokesperson\u2019s Unit.<\/p>\n The IDF said in a statement that, even if the event had ended, people were asked to remain close to a safe space and continue following the instructions from the Home Front Command.<\/p>\n No casualties or injuries resulting from the barrage were reported, according to Magen David Adom. The police said that it was responding to a missile impact in central Israel.<\/p>\n Later in the night, several alerts were deployed over an unmanned aircraft vehicle (UAV) intrusion in the northern confrontation line and the upper Galilee, with no official statement by the authorities about the situation. According to the IDF, two hostile UAVs crossed into Israel from Lebanon and were intercepted by the military.<\/p>\n Iran strikes Cyprus, several\u00a0Middle East nations<\/p>\n