🚨 Home Front Command Update Due to detection of missile launches toward Israel, alerts may be activated in Lakhish, Dan, Shfela (Lowlands) areas in the coming minutes.

Chief Pentagon Spokesman Sean Parnell says American forces continue a defensive posture with no changes; the US will protect its troops and interests.

🚨 IRANIAN MISSILE LAUNCHES DETECTED; HOME FRONT COMMAND WARNS OF ALERTS IN MULTIPLE AREAS IN THE COMING MINUTES.

SIERNS ARE SOUNDING IN TEL AVIV

🚨 SIRENS ARE SOUNDING IN TEL AVIV.

Update: Sirens have ended in Tel Aviv.

Explosion heard in Tel Aviv.

IDF: Sirens sounded across Israel after missiles from Iran were detected. The public must follow Home Front Command instructions. The IAF is intercepting and striking threats, but defense isn’t foolproof. Stay alert and follow all guidelines.

A White House official told The New York Times that President Trump declined to endorse the G7 statement urging de-escalation between Israel and Iran.

Interceptions attempts reported in central Israel.

So far, MDA's 101 emergency line has received no calls about falls or injuries.

Trump says he must return to Washington early for 'obvious reasons'.

The Home Front Command’s pre-warning for the Iranian ballistic missile attack came at 03:27 local time, with missile alerts sounding at 03:29:29, two minutes later. This brief delay is unusual compared to recent attacks and may be related to the number of launches.

UPDATE: Civilians may now exit bomb shelters following Iran’s ballistic missile attack, the Home Front Command says.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says he understands Trump’s need to leave the G7 summit.