11-year-old girl seriously injured by cluster missile in Bnei Brak

credit: Shaul Greenfeld, TPS

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This Wednesday morning, a missile with a cluster warhead was fired from Iran toward the Tel Aviv metropolitan area, known as Gush Dan

The projectile struck several locations in the cities of Bnei Brak and Ramat Gan, causing damage and injuries.

According to the director of Magen David Adom (MDA), Eli Bin, an 11-year-old girl was seriously injured in Bnei Brak.

Two other people suffered minor injuries in the same city.

A building was also damaged at the site, causing a gas leak, which was quickly controlled by firefighters.

In Holon, missile debris caused a fire in an open area.

In Petah Tikva, fragments of an intercepted missile fell in an open field.

Police also reported that pieces of interceptors were found in several locations in the Sharon region.

Warning sirens sounded across a vast area encompassing central Israel, Sharon, Samaria, and the south.

Earlier, alerts were also activated in the Negev due to a missile launch by the Houthis from Yemen, but the projectile was intercepted without causing casualties.

Prior to that, sirens sounded in Upper Galilee because of a drone infiltration from Lebanon.

Security officials stated that the drone was not intercepted and crashed in an open area, causing no injuries.

These incidents are part of a series of attacks and attempted attacks against Israel in recent hours, highlighting the ongoing tension in the region.

Published in 04/01/2026 10h28

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