Iran launched missiles at a US base in Qatar and another missile at a US base in Iraq in retaliation for Washington’s strikes on the Islamic Republic’s nuclear sites over the weekend. Sounds of several explosions are heard over the Qatari capital Doha. Air defenses were seen activated over Doha, Qatar, after Iran fired a barrage of missiles at it, likely targeting the al-Udeid base used by U.S. forces

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Yvette Shmilovitch, a 95-year-old Holocaust survivor, has been officially identified as the fourth victim killed in last week’s Iranian missile strike on Petach Tikva, authorities announced Monday. Petah Tikva Mayor Rami Greenberg paid tribute to her, saying: “Yvette leaves behind a family, three granddaughters and four great-grandchildren. On behalf of the residents of our city, I send a big hug to the family and strengthen them during this difficult time.” Shmilovitch had lived through the horrors of Nazi Europe, only to lose her life eight decades later at the hands of a wannabe Hitler. (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

Israel’s Defense Minister, Yisroel Katz, responded Monday to a series of missile attacks launched toward Israel by announcing that the Israeli Air Force had initiated major strikes on high-level targets within Tehran.
“The IDF is now striking with unprecedented force at regime and suppression entities deep in Tehran,” Katz stated. “At the command center, I watched the impressive performance of the Air Force closely, along with the Chief of Staff. Soon, images will be released illustrating the depth of the damage.”

Lebanese media reports Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon. The IDF has yet to comment on the airstrikes.

Iran is likely to target U.S. military facilities in the coming hours, according to Iranian media reports.