Breaking News... Iran strikes Israel with missiles: Sirens blaring in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem!

In response to Israel's "Rising Lion" operation launched on June 13, Iran is continuing its retaliatory strikes, which it has dubbed "True Promise 3".

At least 128 people, including high-ranking Iranian military officials, have lost their lives in Israel's attacks, while more than 320 people have been injured.

Explosions occurred in Tel Aviv during the attacks carried out by Iran. Some missiles, which bypassed Israel's "Iron Dome" air defense system, caused damage in the city. At least 13 people have lost their lives in Israel, and 380 people have been injured.

The Israeli military announced that new missile attacks from Iran have begun. Sirens are blaring in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, and the sound of explosions can be heard.

'ISRAEL'S PLAN TO KILL KHAMENEI WAS VETOED'

In a report by Reuters citing two U.S. officials, it was stated that U.S. President Donald Trump vetoed Israel's plan to kill Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

According to the report, one source said, "Have the Iranians killed an American yet? No. We are not even talking about attacking the political leadership until they do that."

The officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said that high-ranking U.S. officials have been in constant communication with Israeli officials following Israel's launch of a large-scale attack on Iran aimed at halting its nuclear program.

In an interview with Fox News' "Special Report with Bret Baier," Netanyahu was asked about the Reuters report and replied, "There are many baseless reports about conversations that never happened, and I will not get into them."

However, Netanyahu added, "But I can tell you this: I think we are doing what we need to do, and we will do what we need to do. I think the U.S. knows what is good for the U.S."

Israeli National Security Advisor Tzachi Hanegbi also denied the report, calling it "fake news of the highest order."

NEW ATTACKS FROM ISRAEL AND IRAN

The Israeli military announced that it has launched new airstrikes on the western regions of Iran.

The Israeli military also announced that a new missile attack was launched from Iran.

BALLISTIC MISSILE TO HAIFA

Some of the ballistic missiles launched by Iran at Israel hit the city of Haifa.

Missiles fired in the renewed attack from Iran on Israel were seen in the skies over Jerusalem.

ISRAEL CLOSES AIRSPACE

The Israel Civil Aviation Authority announced that its airspace and airports will be completely closed.

ISRAELI PRESS: 'FORCES IN GAZA ARE BEING REDUCED'

It was stated that the Israeli military will reduce its military presence in the Gaza Strip to strengthen its northern and eastern borders due to concerns that "foreign elements" could infiltrate the country.

Israel's Haaretz newspaper, citing an unnamed security source, reported that the Israeli military would reduce the number of its troops in Gaza and deploy them toward the eastern and northern borders.

It was reported that this step was taken against the possibility of "foreign elements infiltrating the country from Jordan and Syria, and Hezbollah fighting alongside Iran against Israel."

The source did not provide information regarding the number of troops in Gaza or the scale of the withdrawal, but stated that the decision was made "after receiving intelligence that Iran had asked its proxies to assist it in the conflict."

It was noted that with this move, the military aims to "prevent possible attacks on settlements and military facilities near the border."

IRAN HITS BEN GURION AIRPORT

An Iranian ballistic missile hit Ben Gurion Airport in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv. The news was announced by Iranian media.

It was reported that the ballistic missiles launched by Iran hit near Ben Gurion Airport, Israel's largest international airport.

According to reports in the Israeli press and images shared on social media, loud explosion sounds were heard around the airport and thick smoke was seen rising. According to initial findings, damage occurred to some runways and around the terminal, and investigations are ongoing as to whether there were any casualties.

Ben Gurion Airport serves as the main transportation hub for almost all of Israel's international air traffic.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and the National Security Council had announced that air defense systems had destroyed many missiles in the air.

'INTELLIGENCE CHIEF KILLED'

Iranian state television reported that the head of the Revolutionary Guards Intelligence Organization, Mohammad Kazemi, and two generals were killed in Israel's attacks.