A recent survey by IRIB Research Center reveals that 84% of Iranians support their country’s missile strikes against Israel in response to Israeli aggression. Additionally, 86% favor strengthening Iran’s missile program amid escalating tensions. Meanwhile, the IRGC reports intensified strikes on key Israeli installations.

Iranian authorities have arrested 54 individuals accused of working with Israel’s Mossad spy agency during the ongoing conflict between Tehran and Tel Aviv. Prosecutors in Iran’s Khuzestan province said the suspects were charged with espionage, anti-state propaganda, spreading false information, and undermining national security and social stability. Since June 13, Israeli forces have been targeting Iran’s military and nuclear facilities, with Tehran responding in kind.

Israeli forces have carried out an airstrike on a residential building in Qom, southern Tehran, killing a 16-year-old boy. Two others were injured and taken to a hospital. The target of the strike remains unconfirmed. Meanwhile, explosions were reported over Tehran and Isfahan on Saturday, intensifying regional tensions.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has targeted the live broadcast headquarters of Israeli Channel 14 in Haifa with a missile strike, according to Al Jazeera. This comes days after Israeli forces bombed the headquarters of Iran’s state-run broadcaster IRIB in Tehran, an act Iran condemned as a grave violation of human rights.

Israel’s Chief of Staff, Herzi Halevi, has warned Israeli citizens to brace for a long conflict with Iran, stating that dismantling Iran’s military capabilities could take significant time. Addressing the public, he said Iran had been preparing for Israel’s destruction for years, reaching a critical point in recent months. According to Halevi, Israel launched its offensive when Iran had 2,500 surface-to-surface missiles, and without intervention, Iran could have amassed 8,000 within two years. He justified the strikes, claiming Iran posed an existential threat to Israel.

Early Saturday morning at around 6 AM Bangladesh time, Iran launched missiles targeting Israeli territory. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed detecting the missile launches originating from Iran. According to The Times of Israel, the IDF identified multiple missiles heading toward Israel. Israeli authorities have already advised civilians to seek shelter and have issued warnings to implement precautionary measures. However, the IDF has not yet disclosed how many missiles were launched or the specific locations within Israel that could be impacted.

Following Iran’s missile and drone attacks on Israel, the Israeli military has launched retaliatory strikes targeting Iran’s military infrastructure in the country’s southwest.

Iran’s Young Journalists Club reported that air defense systems were activated in the southern city of Bushehr, signaling incoming Israeli attacks. According to Al Jazeera, the Israeli military confirmed ongoing operations targeting Iranian military assets in the region.

Earlier, Iran had launched a wave of missiles at Israel, injuring at least 23 people, several of whom are in critical condition. One woman was reportedly killed in the attack.

The escalating conflict marks a significant rise in hostilities between the two nations and has drawn international concern over further destabilization in the region.

The number of people injured in Israel due to a missile salvo believed to have been launched from Iran has risen to 23, reports The Times of Israel. During the attack, a 51-year-old woman was killed while seeking shelter at a refuge center.

Magen David Adom, Israel’s emergency medical service, confirmed that all the injured are receiving treatment. Among them, a 16-year-old youth is in serious condition with injuries to the upper body, and a 54-year-old man is reported to be in a moderate condition.

The attack has heightened tensions in the region, prompting increased security measures and emergency responses.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his coalition are reportedly disappointed by U.S. President Donald Trump’s reluctance to engage in immediate military action against Iran. Despite Israel’s strong air defense system, the country is facing increasing vulnerability to Iranian airstrikes. Columnist Gideon Levy from Haaretz notes that if Trump’s delay is genuine and not a strategic ploy, the chances of U.S. intervention are fading. He also warns that even if Iran’s nuclear facilities are destroyed, Israel’s long-term security is not guaranteed.

Seventeen people were injured in Israel following a recent missile attack launched from Iran, with three individuals in critical condition, including two teenagers. Israel’s emergency service, Magen David Adom (MDA), confirmed the injuries but did not disclose the exact impact sites. Initial reports from AFP noted only two injuries, but Al Jazeera later updated the count, adding more details about the victims’ conditions. The strike has intensified tensions in the region, raising concerns of further escalation.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has warned that Iran will launch stronger retaliatory attacks if Israel does not stop its airstrikes. He emphasized that Iran supports peace but will not accept aggression without accountability. Pezeshkian called for Israel to end its hostilities and provocations. In response, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant vowed to target symbols of Iranian power, including military and government institutions. The ongoing tensions signal a potential escalation in the region if diplomatic efforts fail to ease hostilities.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has warned that the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict is pushing the world rapidly toward a crisis. He cautioned that if the conflict spreads further, it could ignite a fire no one will be able to control. Speaking at a UN Security Council meeting, Guterres highlighted the nuclear issue at the core of the conflict and called for an immediate halt to fighting and a return to diplomatic dialogue to prevent further escalation.

UNICEF has raised alarm over a growing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, describing the situation as a man-made drought caused by Israeli blockade and continuous attacks. The region’s water infrastructure has collapsed, leaving only 40% of supply systems barely operational. UNICEF spokesperson James Elder warned that without urgent intervention, children could start dying from lack of clean drinking water. The organization urged immediate global attention and action to prevent further loss of innocent lives in the war-torn Gaza Strip.

A 51-year-old woman died of a heart attack in a shelter in Israel’s northern city of Karmiel during Iran’s recent missile attack, confirmed by emergency service Magen David Adom. In Haifa, 23 people were injured by missile strikes, including a 16-year-old boy and two men in critical condition. Reports vary on the number of missiles launched—25 according to the Israeli military, while Channel 12 cites 39. In retaliation, Israel targeted Iranian military infrastructure in the southwest, prompting activation of Iranian air defenses in Bushehr.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has warned that any continuation of Israeli aggression will trigger a more severe response from Iran. “We have always pursued peace and stability,” he said, “but peace can only be achieved if the Zionist regime ceases its acts of terror and guarantees a permanent halt to aggression. Otherwise, Iran’s response will surpass all previous reactions.”