Iran fired several waves of ballistic missiles toward central and northern Israel throughout Tuesday, with no injuries reported after shrapnel reportedly fell at several impact sites.
According to Magen David Adom, by 7:30 pm on Tuesday, 31 people had been lightly wounded, and two were moderately wounded.
On Tuesday afternoon, MDA confirmed it was searching for damage following reports of shrapnel falling in the Beit Shemesh area.
Israel Police said no injuries were reported, though minor structural damage was reported in the Menashe region.
Additionally, Coast Guard and bomb squad officers responded to several sites where shrapnel from missile interceptions fell. Minor property damage resulted from the falls.
Earlier on Tuesday, sirens were heard across northern Israel following Iranian missile launches. No casualties or serious injuries were reported by Magen David Adom in the North.
Another Iranian ballistic missile caused sirens to blare across central Israel early on Tuesday morning, but it was intercepted by Israeli air defenses.
Israel Air Force refueling plane takes off amid Iranian missile attack
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)-affiliated news agency Tasnim also reported that the regime had attempted to target oil and gas refineries in Haifa in retaliation for Israeli strikes on Iranian oil depots.
As sirens sounded, an Israeli Air Force refueling plane was spotted taking off at Ben-Gurion Airport.
This is a developing story.