At 2:30 we were woken by air-raid sirens. It is remarkable how quickly we got used to them. The big blaring thing sounds like it’s right outside our window, the ultimate guard dog.

Air raid sirens sounded in the Tel Aviv area and parts of northern Israel on Tuesday, the military said, after warning of a fresh salvo of incoming missiles fired from Iran. "A short while ago, sirens ...

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Air raid sirens repeatedly sounded across Tel Aviv early Tuesday as Iranian missiles targeted the city. Canadian F-18 Hornet fighter jets intercept civilian plane violating airspace during G7 ...

THURSDAY night at 3am was a strange moment. We had an air raid siren – nothing unusual given this has been almost nightly for months due to missiles from the Houthis. But having spent days he… ...

The damage came amid a new wave of Iranian missile attacks on Israel in retaliation for Israel’s sweeping attacks on Iran’s military and nuclear infrastructure.

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Iran fired a new wave of missile attacks on Israel early Monday, killing at least five people, while Israel claimed in the fourth day of the conflict that it had now achieved “aerial ...

What started as a tense build-up to a meeting about Iran's nuclear capabilities this week is spiralling into a conflict that threatens to engulf the entire Middle East.

A Tyneside grandfather has been stranded in Israel during this week's Iranian missile strikes after visiting to "see the sights". Newcastle man James Eden, 72, has been stuck in Jerusalem - which ...

Here are the top 10 developments: In Israel, air raid sirens were sounded in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem - the country's two largest cities before dawn - sending residents rushing to safety.