Iran Airstrikes Hit Tel Aviv, 2 Israelis Killed in Ramat Gan

Iran airstrikes hit Tel Aviv early Wednesday, killing two elderly civilians and causing damage across the city. Israeli officials confirmed that the victims were a couple in their seventies who died when a missile struck their apartment in Ramat Gan, a nearby city. The attack has increased tensions in the already ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel.

The couple could not reach a safe shelter in time before the missile hit their fourth-floor home. Emergency sirens were heard across Tel Aviv as multiple missiles were launched. The loud blasts caused panic among residents, with many rushing to protected areas for safety.

Emergency teams from Magen David Adom reached the site quickly and confirmed the deaths. Officials said the victims suffered severe injuries from shrapnel. Rescue teams are still working to find and help people who may be trapped under debris or inside damaged buildings.

The attack also caused damage to key infrastructure in the city. Savidor Central Railway Station was hit during the missile barrage, leading to heavy damage on one of its platforms. Train services were stopped for safety reasons, affecting daily travel in the area.

In another incident, a man in his 20s was injured in Bnei Brak after being hit by shrapnel. He was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment and is reported to be in stable condition. An emergency vehicle was also damaged during the strikes.

The Iran airstrikes on Tel Aviv come as part of a larger escalation in the region. Both sides have been carrying out attacks, raising fears of a wider conflict. As the situation continues to develop, civilians on both sides are facing growing risks and uncertainty.