Iran launched missiles at Israel on Tuesday as alarms sounded across the country and civilians rushed for shelter. Iran said the attack on Israel was a response to the killings of Guards commander and other leaders.
The Israel's military later sounded the all-clear and said Israelis were free to leave their shelters. It vowed retaliation against Iran "at place and time we decide".
The Iran Guards, meanwhile, threatened 'crushing attacks' if Israel responded to the missile attack.
Earlier, the Israel military had announced that any ballistic missile strike from Iran was expected to be widespread and told the public to shelter in safe rooms in the event of an attack.
The firing of missiles came after Israeli troops launched ground raids into Lebanon, in the biggest escalation of regional warfare since fighting erupted in Gaza a year ago.
Here are the updates on Iran's attack on Israel:
Three Israeli Military Bases Targeted In Tel Aviv
Iran's Revolutionary Guards said its missile attack Tuesday on Israel targeted "three military bases" in the Tel Aviv area.
"We targeted three military bases around Tel Aviv", Israel's commercial hub, the Guards said in a statement carried by news agency ISNA.
Iran Fired Around 180 Missiles At Israel
The Israeli military said Iran fired roughly 180 missiles at the country on Tuesday.
"IDF (Israeli army) systems have identified approximately 180 missiles fired towards Israeli territory from Iran," the military said. A security official also confirmed the figure to AFP.
Iran has suspended flights at Tehran international airport, Iranian media reported late Tuesday, after it carried out a missile attack on Israel drawing an immediate threat of a response.
"For the time being, we have suspended incoming and outgoing flights at Tehran International Airport," the ISNA news agency quoted airport chief Said Chalandari as saying.
Iran missile shrapnel kills Palestinian in West Bank, says local governor
"This attack will have consequences. We have plans, and we will operate at the place and time we decide," said Israeli military spokesman Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari.
Video: Israel's Air Defence System In Action To Intercept Iranian Missiles
Iran has attacked Israel with missiles and rockets today after tensions escalated in West Asia following artillery and air strikes on Lebanon to target Hezbollah, a Shia militant outfit and a strong ally of Iran.
RAW FOOTAGE: Watch as Iranian missiles rain over the Old City in Jerusalem, a holy site for Muslims, Christians and Jews.
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US bases in Iraq and the region will be targets if the United States joins any response to Iranian strikes on Israel or if Israel uses Iraqi airspace against Tehran, Iranian-backed Iraqi armed groups said on Tuesday.
Germany demanded Tuesday that Iran end its missile attack on Israel, expressing fears that the escalation in the fighting could fuel further conflict.
Israel army says Iran missile attack 'will have consequences'
American forces are ready to provide "additional defensive support" to Israel after helping protect it from an Iranian missile attack, a US defense official said Tuesday.
Lebanon closes airspace over 'regional developments', says its minister.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned the "broadening conflict in the Middle East" on Tuesday, after Iran launched a wave of missiles at Israel.
Slamming "escalation after escalation" in the region, Guterres said in a statement: "This must stop. We absolutely need a ceasefire."
Jordan says air defences respond to missiles, drones
The Israeli military said the missile attack from Iran was over and people could leave air raid shelters.
"Following the situational assessment, it was decided that it is now permitted to leave protected spaces in all areas across the country," it said in a statement.
Israel military says ‘hits’ from Iran missiles detected
UN chief condemns 'broadening' conflict after Iran attacks Israel
Israel army says no more threat from Iran 'for now'
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei remains in a secure location after Tehran fired missiles at Israel, a senior Iranian official told Reuters on Tuesday.
Celebratory gunfire in south Beirut as Iran attacks Israel: state media
Two 'light' injuries in Iran missile attack on Israel: emergency services
Israel close its airspace on Tuesday and diverted flights, a spokesman from the airport authority said, as air raid sirens sounded across the country after Iran launched missiles targeting Israel.
Jordan aviation authority announces suspension of air traffic
Iran's Revolutionary Guards said the missile attack against Israel was in response to the killing of Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah last week as well as that of the Hamas leader.
"Iran's attack is continuing. You are requested to remain in a protected space until further notice. The explosions you are hearing are from interceptions or fallen projectiles," the army said in a statement to Israelis.
Israel army says Iran attack 'continuing' as sirens sound
It said the attack on Israel was a response to killings of Guards commander, militant leaders
Iran Guards threaten 'crushing attacks' if Israel responds to missiles
Reuters journalists saw missiles intercepted in the airspace of neighbouring Jordan. Israeli media reports said as many as 100 missiles had been launched.
A series of explosions were heard in Tel Aviv and near Jerusalem
