Iran's missile strike on central Israel killed two in Ramat Gan, injuring others and damaging infrastructure, in retaliation for Israel's killing of a senior Iranian official.

An Iranian missile attack on central Israel killed two people, an elderly couple in Ramat Gan near Tel Aviv, after a cluster munition struck a residential building, collapsing its roof. The attack, which triggered air raid sirens and caused widespread damage, including to Tel Aviv’s main railway station, led to nationwide train suspensions. Shrapnel injuries were reported in Bnei Brak, and emergency crews responded to multiple impact sites. Iran’s Revolutionary Guards claimed responsibility, stating the strike was retaliation for Israel’s killing of senior Iranian official Dr. Ali Larijani. Additional missile waves prompted alerts across central and southern Israel.