The skies over Israel lit up with a haunting glow as Iran fired a massive barrage of at least 180 rockets late Tuesday evening, marking another dangerous chapter in the long-running conflict between the two nations. The attack comes amid a volatile situation in the Middle East that threatens to escalate into a full-scale regional war.
Than that Air raid sirens As an attack took place across Israel at night, local residents rushed into bomb shelters and saw rocket trails lighting up the night sky. Despite the scale of the attack, Israel reported little damage and few injuries. However, the psychological impact was significant as the country warned of possible further escalation.

One man was killed in the chaos in the West Bank, but the exact circumstances remained unclear. Israel, meanwhile, promised swift retaliation and warned that Iran had crossed a border.

Iran declared its missile attack complete but issued a warning, saying Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi
The rocket attack exacerbated tensions that had been escalating for months. Israel had recently targeted it Hezbollah in Lebanon in response to the group's ongoing rocket fire. The Israeli military had even carried out a “limited ground attack” in southern Lebanon to stop attacks by the Iran-backed militant group, reflecting the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
Both Hezbollah and Hamas have remained steadfast in their attacks with significant support from Iran. Hezbollah has pledged to continue its rocket fire until Israel agrees to a ceasefire in Gaza. However, Israel remains committed to attacking Hezbollah until displaced residents of the northern border can safely return home.
The United States reiterated its support for Israel and promised that Iran would face “severe consequences” for the missile attack. The international community also responded: the United Nations Security Council called an urgent meeting and the European Union called for an immediate ceasefire to prevent a major war.