🏴‍☠️ | What happened in the starting hours of tonight's attack:

In the initial hours of Iran’s large-scale retaliatory operation, a decisive blow was delivered to the Zionist entity’s strategic depth. Iran launched over 100 missiles targeting Haifa, one of the regime’s key economic hubs. The missiles bypassed layered Israeli air defenses and struck deep into the northern occupied territory. Economic facilities in Haifa Bay, including petrochemical and oil installations, were directly targeted, triggering massive fires and secondary explosions. Iranian military sources confirmed that Haifa’s oil refinery was among the successful hits, resulting in hazardous material leakage. The sky over Haifa turned black with smoke, and entire blocks caught fire. Israeli media described the impact as extraordinary, with the strategic Haifa Port no longer functional. This marked the start of what Iranian sources called an irreversible phase in the confrontation.

The missiles not only struck industrial targets but also hit residential areas. Buildings collapsed in Tamra, where emergency services reported people trapped under rubble. Fires engulfed entire streets, and multiple structures were reduced to ruins. Channel 15 confirmed the collapse of a residential building, while emergency services worked around the clock in both Haifa and surrounding towns. Some of these buildings are suspected to be linked to covert military or intelligence installations hidden among civilians. The targeting was precise, suggesting calculated attacks rather than random bombardment. Israeli media enforced a blackout on imagery from the impact zones, highlighting military censorship in effect. The regime feared exposure of the scale of damage and the type of structures hit.

Simultaneously, Israeli airstrikes expanded the war theater, bombarding positions in Iran, Lebanon, Gaza, Syria, and Yemen. Yet Iran’s strike demonstrated that the enemy’s so-called secure rear is now part of the frontlines. Missile failure in Israeli systems also reportedly caused accidental damage to its own settlements, though official sources are downplaying this. American forces were said to be assisting in interception, underscoring Israel’s dependence. Fears of further Iranian ballistic attacks toward Dimona and the south were also reported by Hebrew channels. Tel Aviv and other central cities reported hearing explosions. The psychological impact spread swiftly, with millions of settlers confined to shelters and leadership figures hiding in bunkers.

The human toll reflected the scale of Iran’s precision. According to Israeli emergency services, at least 14 people were injured in Haifa, including one critically. Channel 12 hinted at more: 20 casualties and 3 confirmed fatalities in the initial hours. At least five were injured in Tamra, and a building collapse there left residents trapped. Rambam Hospital in Haifa received a wave of injured. Fires continued burning across Haifa Bay, with multiple buildings destroyed or severely damaged. Israeli reports confirmed serious damage to economic infrastructure and an environmental hazard from the strikes. While the Zionist regime censors further casualty updates, preliminary numbers suggest the real toll could be much higher, especially with dozens buried under rubble or exposed to toxic leaks.

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and then a joint operation by the Shabak and Israeli police resulted in the arrest of Israeli citizens suspected of security crimes under Iranian direction, with a publication ban on further details. Israeli aircraft launched intercept missions against Iranian Shahed drones, but several Iranian drones successfully penetrated Israeli airspace, covering the skies over Iraq, Jordan, and Syria. The regime failed to intercept a drone in Eilat, which struck its target, while air raid sirens blared across multiple locations including Bisan and the Afula area. Explosions were reported near Afula and the Marj Ibn Amer plain, reflecting deep drone incursions.

Iranian air defenses reportedly destroyed 20 Israeli drones in the past 24 hours, while confusion persists over drone attacks in northern occupied Palestine around Tiberias and Afula, and in the far south near Eilat. It remains unclear if new parties have joined the battle or if these are specialized Iranian drones targeting critical centers. Iran has committed to releasing more details as the situation develops. Meanwhile, Iran launched a barrage of 70 more missiles toward Ashdod and southern occupied Palestine, prompting ongoing aerial pursuits and missile interceptions by Israeli forces.

The intensity of the conflict escalated further with winged missiles crossing from Tiberias’ direction, accompanied by violent explosions shaking West Bank cities and Tel Aviv itself. Eyewitnesses across a wide area—from central Tel Aviv to Nablus—reported widespread fires and destruction. Security restrictions and tight surveillance by the occupation prevented the filming or broadcasting of these scenes, underscoring the regime’s efforts to suppress the extent of the damage. The continuous drone and missile assaults signify a new phase of sustained, multi-front pressure by Iran on occupied Palestine.


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and now, Following the recent Iranian missile attacks, 102 Israelis have been transported to hospitals. A state of emergency has been declared at Wolfson Medical Center in Tel Aviv as rescue teams scramble to locate injured individuals trapped inside a heavily damaged building in Bat Yam. Enemy media confirms at least 3 dead in Bat Yam alone, with dozens of buildings damaged and several others at risk of collapse after the strikes.

The Tel Aviv municipality warns of multiple buildings dangerously weakened, posing imminent risks of falling. Israeli media collectively report 3 killed and 120 wounded in Sunday’s missile barrage, bringing the overall death toll since Friday to 10 with over 620 wounded. Other enemy sources report even higher casualties: 11 dead and over 300 injured within 30 hours.

The Red Star of David Association spokesperson Zaki Heller states that 139 wounded were treated in two separate attacks around central Israel. Firefighters and rescue teams continue battling fires and searching for survivors amid the rubble in Bat Yam, as destruction remains extensive and ongoing.

The severity of damage and rising casualties reveal the growing impact of Iran’s sustained missile campaign on Israeli population centers.

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