KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — As military actions in Iran and Israel continue to develop, many U.S. citizens in the Middle East are trying to return home. One Knoxville woman, however, is hoping to wait out the conflict while working on projects and volunteering in Tel Aviv,

Iranian ballistic missiles struck central Israel, including Tel Aviv, triggering sirens and emergency responses as interceptors engaged incoming threats. Explosions were heard and light casualties reported amid the broader U.

Fake, AI-generated images and videos showing direct missile hits in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv are circulating on social media, according to the BYU Jerusalem Center for Near Eastern Studies.

Jerusalem: The first two flights bringing home Israelis stranded abroad by the Middle East war landed in Tel Aviv on Thursday, after the airspace was closed as the US and Israel launched strikes on Iran. The repatriation flights landed at Ben Gurion Airport, which for now remains closed for commercial traffic.

Fox News reporter Trey Yingst and his crew had to scramble inside for safety during a live report on Saturday afternoon as Iranian missiles hit Tel Aviv The post ‘We Got To Move’: Fox’s Trey Yingst Scrambles for Safety as ‘Massive’ Iranian Missile Strike Rocks Tel Aviv Live on Air first appeared on Mediaite.

Israeli hospital urgently moves patients underground as Iran crisis deepens. Officials have stated that the underground hospital has 200 beds that are fully equipped to tackle war injuries.

CNN's chief anchor Erin Burnett was forced to take refuge during a live broadcast from Tel Aviv, Israel, amid the escalating tensions with Iran.

Emergency sirens began to blare during Burnett's live interview in Tel Aviv on Tuesday, March 3, prompting the CNN anchor to evacuate the staged area and get to a concrete stairwell