The Israeli military announced that a senior Hezbollah commander from the group's anti-tank missile unit was killed in an Israeli Air Force strike in Lebanon last night.

The Israeli Air Force targeted Iranian Navy positions in the Caspian Sea on Wednesday night, marking the first such strike since the launch of Operation Roaring Lion, the IDF confirmed on Thursday.

One person has died after being critically wounded in a suspected cluster munition impact in central Israel, according to first responders.

The IDF has reported that it recently struck a Hezbollah operative in the southern Lebanese town of Tallouseh.

On Monday, a drone strike by Israel targeted a vehicle on the road to Zibdin town in southern Lebanon, causing casualties.

The Israeli Air Force carried out a wave of strikes in Tehran overnight, targeting dozens of Iranian military facilities and a nuclear research site, the IDF said.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) issued a warning on Friday that missiles had been launched from Iran, targeting central Israel. A subsequent alert declared that "all of Israel is under fire," indicating a widespread and serious threat across the country.

The IDF strike in Beirut on Saturday targeted Muhammad Haydar, Hezbollah's chief of operations. Haydar, a former MP and close advisor to the late Hassan Nasrallah, was killed in an attack on Hezbollah's stronghold in Dahieh, Beirut, in September, News.az reports citing foreign media.