No injuries reported in latest Iranian missile salvo

Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian is The Times of Israel's military correspondent

There are no reports of injuries or direct impacts in residential areas following the latest salvo of Iranian ballistic missiles targeting central and northern Israel, medics say.

Police say they received reports of missile and interceptor fragments that landed in the Jerusalem area, and the Fire and Rescue Service says it is responding to a gas leak caused by falling shrapnel in the West Bank.

The IDF Home Front Command, meanwhile, says civilians in areas where sirens sounded can now leave bomb shelters, but should remain close to them.

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