At least two people were injured in a recent Iranian ballistic missile attack on Israel, according to Israeli media reports citing the country’s emergency service organization Magen David Adom. The incident occurred as the Iran–US–Israel conflict entered its 16th day, with Iran continuing to launch retaliatory strikes. The report, carried by Al Jazeera, said both injured individuals were in their 50s and their injuries were not severe.

The missiles reportedly carried cluster bomb warheads, releasing multiple sub-munitions that scattered across Israel’s southern city of Eilat and parts of the central region. Local authorities in Eilat earlier stated that they had successfully intercepted one such missile through the air defense system, but fragments of the sub-munitions still fell in various parts of the city.

The continued exchange of missile and drone attacks underscores the intensifying hostilities between Iran and Israel, with no indication of a ceasefire or negotiation effort mentioned in the report.