Iranian missile salvo targets central Israel early Monday; sirens across Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, no casualties

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Iran launched a ballistic missile salvo targeting central Israel in the early hours of Monday, triggering air-raid sirens across the Tel Aviv metropolitan area and Jerusalem. The IDF Home Front Command issued shelter instructions to residents. Iron Dome and Arrow defense systems intercepted the incoming missiles. No casualties or significant damage were reported. The projectiles landed in open areas. The IDF said residents in targeted areas could leave bomb shelters shortly after. The salvo was one of multiple Iranian missile barrages on Day 17, with Iran having now fired over 700 missiles and 3,600 drones at US and Israeli targets since the war began on February 28.