At least 14 Iranian nuclear scientists have been killed in a series of Israeli attacks since Friday, including car bombings, according to two sources in the Persian Gulf. The IDF released the names of nine of the scientists on Saturday, identifying them as key figures in Iran’s nuclear program and successors to Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, a prominent scientist widely regarded as the “father of the Iranian nuclear project,” who was assassinated by Israel in 2020. The IDF said that the eliminations were part of a meticulously planned operation, supported by extensive intelligence gathered over several years.

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The Israeli military has confirmed that Iran’s most recent strike, carried out less than an hour ago, involved only a small number of ballistic missiles.
According to the IDF, the limited barrage was effectively countered by Israel’s air defense systems, which successfully intercepted most of the incoming threats. There have been no confirmed missile landings on Israeli territory.
Magen David Adom also reported that there were no injuries or medical incidents resulting from the attempted strike.
Following an assessment of the situation, the Home Front Command has announced that civilians across the country may safely exit their protected spaces, as the immediate danger has passed.
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One of the car bombings carried out by the Mossad on Iranian nuclear scientists.

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At least 11 people were killed overnight in a wave of Iranian missile attacks on civilian areas across Israel.
Seven people were killed when an apartment building in Bat Yam, just south of Tel Aviv, sustained a direct hit, according to the Magen David Adom emergency medical service. A 4-year-old girl and a 10-year-old boy are among the dead.
Rescue efforts are ongoing at the scene, where two people remained unaccounted for beneath the rubble after four of the missing were found at hospitals. At least 180 others were wounded in the strike, according to Daniel Hadad, Ayalon region director of the Israel Defense Forces’ Home Front Command.