South Korea will coordinate with U.S. for warships in Strait of Hormuz | Israeli FM: No direct talks with Lebanon | IDF issues evacuation notice for Beirut’s Dahiyeh district

14:35 - IAF strikes Iranian drone operators

The Air Force eliminated soldiers from an Iranian drone array as they fled from a storage and launch site that was attacked, the IDF reported. 

תיעוד מיוחד ממערב איראן: חיל האוויר חיסל חיילים ממערך הכטב"מים בעת שברחו מאתר אחסון ושיגור שהותקף

צה"ל ממשיך לפגוע במערך הטילים הבליסטיים וכלי הטיס הבלתי מאוישים של משטר הטרור האיראני במערב ובמרכז איראן.

במסגרת הפעילות הרציפה של צה"ל במרחב, כלי טיס של חיל האוויר תקף בהכוונה… pic.twitter.com/QUo3iGc2n2

— צבא ההגנה לישראל (@idfonline) March 15, 2026

“The IDF continues to strike the Iranian terror regime's ballistic missile array and unmanned aerial vehicles in western and central Iran.”

14:23 - 2 lightly wounded from the blast in Petah Tikvah 

A 46-year-old woman and an 18-year-old woman were lightly wounded by the blast in Petah Tikva in the most recent missile attack from Iran, Magen David Adom reports.

14:03 - UAE says it intercepted 4 ballistic missiles and 6 drones

The United Arab Emirates Ministry of Defense says the country has intercepted 4 ballistic missiles and 6 drones on Sunday.

Since the beginning of the war, the UAE has shot down 298 ballistic missiles, 15 cruise missiles, and 1,606 drones, the ministry stated.

14:00 - Building damaged in Ramat Gan, 2 lightly injured 

A 60-year-old man and another 55-year-old man sustained minor injuries in an attack on a building in Ramat Gan in the most recent Iranian attack. 

13:35 - South Korea will coordinate with U.S. for warships in Strait of Hormuz 

South Korea’s Foreign Ministry said in a statement that it “takes note” of Trump’s comments. It said that South Korea and the U.S. “will closely coordinate and carefully review” the situation. 

The ministry said South Korea closely monitors developments in the Middle East and explores various options to secure safe energy supply routes and protect South Korean nationals. 

13:28 - Report of damage to a building in Bnei Barak 

Magen David Adom emergency service received an initial report of damage to a building in Bnei Barak. 

13:00 - 3 wounded following missile attack in Tel Aviv 

Ichilov Hospital reported that three people were lightly injured following the strikes in Tel Aviv earlier today. 

12:30 - Bahrain says 125 ballistic missiles and 211 drones launched at its territory 

Bahrain reports that since the beginning of the war, 125 ballistic missiles and 211 drones have been launched at it from Iran. 

12:25 - IAF bombs drone storage site in western Iran 

Israeli Air Force aircraft struck a drone storage site in western Iran. This was announced by the IDF Spokesperson, who noted that after the attack, the air force identified Iranian regime soldiers who had fled the site. "In a quick closure, an air force aircraft tracked the soldiers and eliminated them," the statement said.

12:20 - Israeli FM: Israel not planning direct talks with Lebanon; No interceptor shortage

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said Israel is not planning to hold direct talks with the Lebanese government in the coming days.

Sa’ar also dismissed reports of shortages, stating that Israel is not facing a lack of missile interceptors, amid ongoing hostilities on the northern front. (GPO)

10:40 - IDF issues evacuation notice for Beirut’s Dahiyeh district

The IDF Arabic-language spokesperson, Col. Avichay Adraee, published another evacuation notice for seven areas in the Dahiyeh district of Beirut.

10:08 - IDF launches broad wave of strikes in western Iran after missile barrage on Israel

The IDF launched a wide wave of airstrikes in western Iran following the latest missile launches toward Israel.

According to the military, the strikes targeted sites linked to Iran’s military infrastructure, as Israel continues its campaign against Iranian capabilities involved in attacks on Israeli territory.

08:35 - Saudi Arabia reports interception of 4 drones

The Saudi Ministry of Defense reported intercepting 4 Iranian drones near the capital city of Riyadh.

08:22 - Sirens on the Carmel and the Northern Border 

Sirens warning of rocket and missile fire were activated in the Carmel, the northern Golan Heights and the communities along the conflict line in the north, following the detection of launches from Iran. 

07:40 - IRGC threatens to kill Netanyahu 

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps threatened to target Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

“If this child-killing criminal is alive, we will continue to pursue and kill him with full force,” the IRGC was quoted as saying by Sepah News, which the Guards operate. 

07:18 - Palestinian killed in IDF attack on house in Sidon 

Lebanese media reported that a Palestinian named Wissam Taha was killed in an IDF strike on his home in Sidon. 

06:46 - Sirens in the south 

Sirens were activated in the Negev, Judea, and the Dead Sea areas. 

06:31 - Sirens in the center of the country 

Sirens sounded in Tel Aviv and the surrounding area in central Israel following long-range rocket fire from Lebanon.

06:28 - Report in Lebanon: IDF struck apartment in Sidon 

Lebanese media reported an IDF strike on an apartment in the Sharhabil area of Sidon in the south of the country. 

06:20 - Sirens in the south of the country 

Sirens were activated in Yeruham, Dimona, Arad, Be'er Sheva and many other communities in the south of the country following the detection of launches from Iran. 

05:55 - Saudi Arabia reports intercepting 10 drones

The Saudi Ministry of Defense reported that they had intercepted 10 Iranian drones near Riyadh, the capital.

05:40 - UAE MOD reports Iranian missile and drone attacks 

The United Arab Emirates Ministry of Defense reported Iranian ballistic missile and drone attacks. The UAE said that 9 ballistic missiles and 33 drones were fired at its territory on Saturday. 

05:39 - Sirens in center Israel

Sirens were activated in the center of the country after launches from Iran were detected. 

04:48 - U.S. identifies soldiers killed in aerial refueling crash 

The U.S. Department of Defense on Saturday identified six service members who died when the military refueling aircraft they were aboard crashed on Thursday while supporting operations against Iran. 

The Pentagon identified the six members killed in the crash as: John Klinner, 33, of Auburn, Alabama; Ariana Savino, 31, of Covington, Washington; Ashley Pruitt, 34, of Bardstown, Kentucky; Seth Koval, 38, of Mooresville, Indiana; Curtis Angst, 30, of Wilmington, Ohio; and Tyler Simmons, 28, of Columbus, Ohio.

The crash occurred in western Iraq following an unspecified incident involving two aircraft in what U.S. Central Command called “friendly airspace.” 

The incident is still under investigation.

04:29 - ‘Russia supplying Iran with drones’ Ukraine’s Zelensky says 

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy claimed in an interview with CNN that Russia is supplying Iran with Shahed drones, which it uses in the war against the United States and Israel. 

"It is 100 percent fact that Iran has used Russian-made Shahed UAVs to attack American bases," Zelensky told CNN's Fareed Zakaria.

04:25 - Palestinian Authority says Arab family killed by Israeli forces 

A Palestinian couple and two of their young children were killed by Israeli forces, the Palestinian Authority says. 

The report says Israeli soldiers opened fire on the family’s car in the town of Tammun in northern Samaria during a raid on wanted terror suspects. 

The PA Health Ministry identified the dead as Ali Bani Awda, 37; his wife Wa’ad, 35; and their sons Othman, 7; and Muhammad, 5. 

Reports claim the IDF took away the vehicle after the incident.

قوات الاحتلال تصادر المركبة التي أطلقت النار عليها، عقب مجزرة ارتكبتها في بلدة طمون جنوب طوباس، وأسفرت عن استشهاد أربعة أفراد من عائلة واحدة كانوا بداخلها. pic.twitter.com/RyNBeNKsT1

— شبكة قدس الإخبارية (@qudsn) March 15, 2026

The IDF said that the reports are being investigated and that it was examining the possibility that the family's vehicle accelerated towards the forces, who opened fire in response.

04:05 - U.S. orders Omani government employees to leave: 'security risk’ 

The U.S. State Department ordered non-emergency government employees and the family members of government employees to leave Oman, citing safety risks as the US-Israeli war on the Iranian regime continues, Reuters reported. 

03:41 - Man and woman in their 80s were lightly injured in Holon following Iran ballistic missile attack 

Two people were lightly injured in Holon, central Israel, following the latest Iranian ballistic missile attack, the Magen David Adom ambulance service says. Additionally, MDA teams treated several anxiety victims on the spot. 

02:38 - Sirens in the center of the country 

Sirens were activated in the center of the country, for the third time in a few minutes. Loud explosions were reported. 

02:30 - Saudi Arabia reports intercepting 3 drones

The Saudi Ministry of Defense reported that they had intercepted 3 Iranian drones in the eastern part of the country.

02:29 - Sirens throughout the center of the country 

Sirens were activated in many communities throughout the center of the country. 

02:22 - Sirens sound in the Upper Galilee 

Sirens warning of missile and rocket fire were activated in Moshav Avivim in the Galilee Panhandle. 

02:15 - UK weighing sending of drone interceptors to Middle East 

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer may send drone interceptors to the Middle East to bolster British defenses against Iranian drone attacks, a report in The Telegraph said. 

02:10 - Trump warns of more strikes on Iran's Kharg Island 

U.S. President Donald Trump threatened additional strikes on Iran's Kharg Island oil export hub while urging allies to deploy warships to secure the Strait of Hormuz, Reuters reports. 

01:23 - Alarms in Eilat 

Sirens were activated in Eilat and the surrounding areas due to the detection of missile launches from Iran.  

01:10 - Government approves transfer of 2.6 billion shekels in ’urgent’ defense procurement 

The coalition government approved an additional NIS 2.6 billion (around $826 million) in budget funds to the Defense Ministry for “urgent and essential defense procurement” due to the ongoing conflict in Iran and Lebanon. 

The decision was made via telephone vote.