The IDF have said sirens have been activated in the country after strikes from both Iran and Yemen. Meanwhile, Sir Keir Starmer has said RAF jets and military assets are being sent to the Middle East. Follow the latest updates below.
Sunday 15 June 2025 01:56, UK
An eight-storey residential building in Tel Aviv has been hit, Israeli authorities are reporting.
The Israel Fire and Rescue Services have said the strike "caused significant damage" and ten firefighting teams are on site.
Meanwhile, in the central district, several direct hits on buildings have been reported, along with a fire in an open area.
Rescue teams are at the scene of a residential building in northern Israel that was hit after missiles were fired from Iran.
Both Israel's military and Iran state television announced the latest round of Iranian missiles while the Israeli security cabinet met.
Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard in a statement said that Iranian missiles targeted facilities of production of fuel for Israeli jet fighters.
It said Iran will fire further missiles if Israeli strikes continue.
The IDF have said sirens have been activated in the country after strikes from both Iran and Yemen.
The military says it has identified missiles launched from Yemen towards Israel and is working on intercepting it.
Israel has said a new barrage of Iranian missiles have been fired towards Israel.
Defensive systems are operating to intercept the threat, the IDF has said.
"The military has instructed residents to enter a protected space and remain there until further notice," the IDF has said.
"Leaving the protected space is only permitted following an explicit directive."
Israel's military has instructed residents in northern and central Israel to remain close to protected spaces.
"Movement in public areas should be minimised, and public gatherings must be avoided," the IDF has said.
"Upon receiving an alert, enter a protected space and remain there until an official update is issued."
Iran's Revolutionary Guards have said the country has hit facilities for fighter jet fuel production in Israel, according to Reuters.
They have also warned that Iran's attacks "will become heavier and more extensive" if Israel continues with its action.
As we have been reporting tonight, Israel and Iran launched fresh attacks on each other, stoking fears of a wider conflict.
Iran has launched a second round of missiles against Israel this evening while Israel's military has kept up attacks in Tehran.
Both Israel's military and Iran state television announced the latest round of strikes as explosions were heard.
It comes as world leaders made urgent calls to de-escalate and avoid all-out war.
The clip below shows some of the latest scenes emerging from Jerusalem tonight...
We reported earlier on comments made by Sir Keir Starmer who said the UK would be moving jets to the Middle East.
Here are a few more comments the prime minister has made today.
On what to expect from the G7 when it came to Israel and Iran, Starmer told reporters there would be "intense discussions" at every level.
"As I set out yesterday, we do have long-standing concerns about the nuclear program Iran has," he said.
"We do recognise Israel's right to self defence, but I'm absolutely clear that this needs to de-escalate. There is a huge risk of escalation for the region.
"More widely in terms of conflict, you can see the impact already on the economy and oil prices. And of course, all of this is linked to what's going on in Gaza. So you can see why my strong position is this needs to de-escalate, and that is the primary focus of the discussions that I've been having and will continue to be."
Iran has fired another round of missiles at Israel and Israel's military is striking targets in Tehran.
This is what we know:
The IDF has said it is operating to intercept missiles launched from Iran.
It has said Israel's air force is currently striking military targets in Tehran.
