The Times of Israel is liveblogging Wednesday’s events as they unfold.

Ambulance service says no reports of direct injuries in Iran missile attack on central Israel

The Magen David Adom ambulance service says it has received no reports of direct injuries following the latest Iranian ballistic missile attack on central Israel, with medics treating several people lightly hurt while heading to shelters or suffering from acute anxiety.

The IDF Home Front Command says those instructed to enter bomb shelters can now exit them, after the missile was apparently intercepted.

IDF detects Iranian ballistic missile attack targeting central Israel

The IDF detects another Iranian ballistic missile launch, with sirens expected to sound shortly in central Israel as well as some parts of the West Bank and the north.

Gavin Newsom says he regrets using ‘apartheid’ to describe Israel, stresses he ‘deeply opposes Bibi’

California Governor Gavin Newsom says he regrets his recent remarks in which he used the word “apartheid” to describe Israel, telling Politico that he doesn’t believe it’s currently an appropriate to describe the Jewish state but would be if it annexed the West Bank.

“And that is a legitimate concern I have… that direction, if that vision and that direction of the far right that Bibi is indulging, that if they see the full annexation of the West Bank, then that’s not something — that’s a word you may hear others use,” Newsom says, using Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s nickname.

Newsom is also asked if he considers himself a Zionist.

“Do I consider myself Zionist? I revere the state of Israel. I’m proud to support the State of Israel. I deeply, deeply oppose Bibi Netanyahu’s leadership, his opposition to the two-state solution and deeply oppose how he is indulging the far-right as it relates to what’s going on in the West Bank,” says the California governor, who is considered an early frontrunner to be the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee in 2028.

Drone strikes fuel tank at Kuwait International Airport, sparking fire

Drones targeted a fuel tank at Kuwait International Airport, causing a fire but no casualties, Kuwait’s Civil Aviation Authority says.

Emergency procedures were activated immediately, with firefighting teams responding to the blaze, it says, adding that initial reports indicate only material damage.

IDF says latest early warning alert for Eilat issued in error

An early warning issued in the southernmost city of Eilat a short while ago by the Home Front Command was an error, and no additional missile fire from Iran was detected, according to the military.

The Home Front Command now gives the all-clear in the area.

IDF announces new wave of strikes on Iranian regime targets in Tehran

The Israeli Air Force has launched a new wave of strikes in Tehran, the military says.

The IDF says the airstrikes are targeting Iranian regime infrastructure sites.

IDF detects further apparent Iranian ballistic missile fire targeting Eilat

An early warning is issued by the IDF Home Front Command in the Eilat area of southern Israel amid another apparent Iranian missile attack.

Iranian missile fired at Eilat appears to have been downed; no injuries reported

The latest Iranian ballistic missile fired at Israel’s southernmost city of Eilat was likely intercepted, according to initial military assessments.

No injuries are reported.

US gave heads up to Israel before presenting Iran with Trump’s conditions for ending war — Israeli official

The US Trump administration informed Israel about its 15-point plan for ending the war with Iran before submitting it to the Iranians, an Israeli official familiar with the matter tells The Times of Israel, after Channel 12 reported on the plan this evening.

The official confirms the details of the plan presented in the report while expressing skepticism that Iran will agree to such a framework, despite reported US optimism about the plan’s chance of success.

The official also confirms that Washington informed Israel ahead of its negotiations with Iran on ending hostilities, which began on Sunday, without specifying how far ahead of time.

IDF detects another Iranian ballistic missile launch targeting Eilat

The IDF has detected another ballistic missile launch from Iran, again targeting the Eilat area in southern Israel.

Sirens are expected to sound in the coming minutes.

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