An Iranian ballistic missile scored a direct hit on a residential building in Haifa, injuring four including one seriously, with firefighters warning the structure could still come down.
The Jerusalem Post's live updates tracked at least 14 missiles over the weekend, with the Haifa building strike drawing the most attention.
X accounts are circulating video of the Haifa building damage alongside refinery strike footage, treating the weekend's barrages as evidence that Israeli air defenses are degrading.
An Iranian ballistic missile made a direct hit on a residential building in Haifa on Saturday, causing severe structural damage and partial collapse. Four people were injured, including one seriously, according to Israeli medics. [1]
The Fire and Rescue Service warned that the structure remains at risk of full collapse, with teams working to shore up the building and confirm no additional residents are trapped inside. [2] Israel Police confirmed the missile struck the building directly, not as debris from an interception. [2]
The strike was part of a weekend barrage that saw at least 14 Iranian missiles fired at Israeli targets, continuing the tempo of Operation True Promise 4. [1] Haifa, Israel's third-largest city and home to its primary oil refinery complex, has become a regular target. The refinery was struck on March 30 in a separate attack, the second time its facilities were hit during the war. [3]
Cluster munition impact sites were also reported in the wider Haifa area following the latest barrage, causing damage to roads and vehicles. [1]
The weekend's attacks bring the war's civilian toll in Israel to at least 22 killed and more than 6,500 injured since February 28, according to the Jerusalem Post's running tally. [1]
-- YOSEF STERN, Jerusalem