Israel claims to intercept all incoming missiles and will "respond strongly"

Xinhua News Agency, Jerusalem, June 7 (Reporters Pang Xinyi and Chen Junqing) According to a report from the Israel Defense Forces on the evening of the 7th, Iran launched at least three rounds of missiles at Israel that night, and the Israeli military intercepted all incoming missiles. Israeli officials stated that Israel would "respond strongly."

Israel's public broadcasting company quoted an Israeli official as saying that Israel would not allow Iran to attempt to establish some kind of "balance." The report anticipated that Israel would retaliate against the Iranian missile attacks. Israeli Channel 12 reported that Israeli officials stated that Israel "will respond strongly."

On the evening of the same day, the Israeli Ministry of Education announced that schools across Israel would be closed starting on the 8th. The Israeli emergency organization "Red David Shield" reported that at least two people were injured while heading to a shelter.

Earlier on the 7th, the Israeli military stated that after conducting airstrikes on the Lebanese capital Beirut, they were preparing for "possible attacks on Israeli territory in the coming hours."

After Iran launched missile strikes against Israel, Iran's Supreme Leader's military advisor Mohsen Rezaei posted on social media that Iran had previously announced multiple times that it would not tolerate violations of the ceasefire agreement and acts of aggression against Lebanon.