Massive Coordinated Iranian and Hezbollah Missile Strikes Target Occupied Palestine

Warning sirens sounded across Tel Aviv, Haifa, and multiple settlement areas as Iranian missiles and Hezbollah projectiles struck various locations in Occupied Palestine.

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Massive Coordinated Iranian and Hezbollah Missile Strikes Target Occupied Palestine

Widespread rocket alerts and missile impacts were reported across Occupied Palestine on March 9, 2026, following a large-scale barrage of Iranian missiles. شبكة قدس الإخبارية, a Palestinian news network with a prominent anti-Israel editorial stance, reported the arrival of missiles from Iran, noting that sirens sounded across vast areas of central and southern Occupied Palestine, as well as in a large number of West Bank settlements. The Iraqi channel نايا - NAYA, which also maintains a strong anti-Israel posture, confirmed that Iranian missiles had reached the Zionist entity and reported that sirens were blaring in Tel Aviv.

Simultaneously, attacks were launched from the northern front. According to NAYA, Hezbollah rockets were fired toward the occupying entity. QudsN reported that sirens sounded in Tel Aviv and northern Occupied Palestine following the launch of rockets from Lebanon, and also noted a separate drone attack from Lebanon that triggered alerts in the north.

Specific military and civilian areas were widely affected by the incoming fire. NAYA highlighted that sirens sounded in the Hatzerim Airbase and the northern city of Safed. Meanwhile, Jenin News | أخبار جنين, a local Palestinian channel, reported that sirens were activated in Haifa, the Galilee, and the Golan following the detection of the Iranian missiles. Both Jenin News and QudsN repeatedly emphasized the continuous blaring of sirens across dozens of settlement locations spanning the entirety of the territory.

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