Relentless Strikes: Iranian Missiles Target the Heart of Israel in the Final Hour
Rocket attacks escalate minutes before ceasefire deadline
Israeli military sources confirmed a new wave of rocket attacks early this morning, targeting central and southern regions of the country—just one hour before the scheduled ceasefire between Israel and Iran is set to begin at 7:00 a.m.
Israel’s Home Front Command reported air raid sirens sounding across Greater Tel Aviv, Beit She’an, and the southern coastal plain, following the launch of multiple rockets from Iranian territory. According to Israeli Army Radio, Iran appears to be aiming for a “final blow” before the truce takes effect.
Local media outlets reported that a building in the city of Be’er Sheva sustained a direct hit, with early reports pointing to material damage. No casualties have yet been confirmed.
This dramatic escalation unfolds as the ceasefire agreement—brokered through Qatari mediation and backed by a U.S. proposal—is expected to take effect imminently. However, the ongoing missile fire in the last hour raises serious doubts about whether the fragile truce will hold.
Tensions High in the Final Countdown
As of 6:00 a.m., sirens continued to sound in multiple cities across Israel. The timing of the strikes—within 60 minutes of the ceasefire—suggests a high-risk endgame strategy, with both political and military consequences still unfolding.
