Ambulance service says no reports of direct injuries in Iran missile attack on central Israel

The Magen David Adom ambulance service says it has received no reports of direct injuries following the latest Iranian ballistic missile attack on central Israel, with medics treating several people lightly hurt while heading to shelters or suffering from acute anxiety.

The IDF Home Front Command says those instructed to enter bomb shelters can now exit them, after the missile was apparently intercepted.

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