Iron Dome Breached! Photo Shows Iran–Lebanon Missiles Striking Israel

Rockets were fired from Lebanon into Israeli territory, visible from the border between the two countries on Tuesday 3 March 2026, amid an escalation between Hezbollah and Israel and clashes involving the United States and Iran, while on the same day Iranian missiles again struck central Israel, damaging several buildings and vehicles in multiple locations. A large hole gaped in the roof of an apartment building in the city of Petah Tikva, while several cars nearby were damaged by blast debris. No casualties were reported from the two affected sites in Petah Tikva. Local residents told Reuters they heard a loud explosion before seeing shards of glass littering the area and described the scene as ‘chaos’ on arrival at their homes not far away. In addition to Tikva, the attack also hit Ramat Gan, another city in the Tel Aviv metropolitan area. Footage from the scene showed flames and thick smoke billowing from several cars set alight, with debris scattered along the streets. Firefighters were promptly dispatched to quell the fires and secure the affected area. The Israeli military said on Tuesday that a building and several cars in Ramat Gan were damaged as missiles struck the Tel Aviv region. An Israeli ambulance service said three people sustained minor injuries and received treatment at the scene. The air war between the United States and Israel against Iran is now in its fourth day. The ongoing tensions have raised concerns about a prolonged disruption to global energy supplies, weighing on global financial markets. A day earlier, U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave uncertain answers when asked how long the conflict would last.