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Sirens now in Haifa as well.

Ongoing missile attacks against Israel. Sirens now in Jerusalem.

Explosions in the distance. Sirens now in Jerusalem, and southern Israel. Earlier alerts in Tel Aviv, but no sirens yet.

“What we saw yesterday... was really the largest escalation of this conflict yet.” Qatar scrambles to contain massive fires at the world’s largest liquefied natural gas hub after a barrage of Iranian ballistic missiles struck the facility. "This is a significant escalation that will have a ripple effect across energy markets around the world." @TreyYingst

OVERNIGHT: Four Palestinian women were killed as Iranian ballistic missiles targeted the West Bank. A foreign worker was also killed in central Israel. Eight barrages were launched at Israel since midnight.

Iran fired 7 ballistic missiles and 15 drones at UAE today: MoD

More incoming Iranian missile fire.

For the fourth time since 11 p.m. last night, sirens went off in Tel Aviv as air-defense systems scrambled to intercept a ballistic missile from Iran.

More incoming Iranian fire. At least two interceptions over Tel Aviv.

This is a major development. Qatari officials spoke out about the strikes earlier today against Iran’s South Pars field over concern that Iran could target their energy infrastructure in response. Ras Laffan is the largest liquefied natural gas export facility in the world.

BOMBLETS IN TEL AVIV: @treyyingst shows the aftermath of the deadly impact of an Iranian cluster munition that rained down on a neighborhood just outside of Tel Aviv.

Reporting from the apartment where two Israelis were killed overnight by an Iranian cluster munition.

Iran’s Minister of Intelligence Esmaeil Khatib was killed overnight in a precision strike, a senior Israeli official told Fox News.

Two killed in central Israel during the last Iranian missile barrage. Cluster munitions rained down on Tel Aviv and surrounding areas.

Sirens sounding across northern Israel. Earlier, the IDF warned residents in the north that Hezbollah was preparing a large rocket barrage tonight.

NEW: Israel estimates it will take "a few weeks" to destroy the ballistic missile threat from Iran. "It will take a few weeks more," a senior Israeli military official told Fox News. "They still have the capability to launch missiles." The official added that Iran aimed to launch tens of missiles a day at Israel, but aren't able to do so. This is due to Israel and the United States striking the missiles and launchers belonging to the regime. "We are hunting them," the official added.

More incoming Iranian missiles.

🚨LIVE FROM TEL AVIV - Sirens sounding just after a warning was issued to the Israeli people about the possibility of incoming Hezbollah rocket fire @TreyYingst brings us the latest on the ground.

Director of the National Counterterrorism Center Joe Kent has resigned over the war in Iran.

More incoming Iranian missiles. Sirens expected across central Israel soon.