A viral video claiming to show crows swarming Tel Aviv has sparked fear and conspiracy theories amid the raging war in the Middle East between Iran, Israel, and the United States, which has now spread across several countries in the region.

When sirens and cellphone alerts blare warnings of missiles incoming from Iran, people in Israel stream into shelters, turning parking garages, metro stations and basements into temporary communities.

Several people were injured in Tel Aviv after an Iranian missile attack, emergency services said on Tuesday, as debris struck multiple locations in the coastal city. Six people were injured at four

Iran attacked Israel with a fresh wave of missiles Tuesday — hours after an ominous warning of “special plans” that would “remove any hope” of continuing negotiations to end the war. The fresh wave of attacks included a missile with at least 220 pounds of explosives that slammed into residential buildings and cars in Tel Aviv,

Footage showing thousands of crows flying across the Tel Aviv skyline is going viral and netizens don’t think it’s a good sign.

Iran has fired Sejjil ballistic missiles targeting key Israeli cities, including Tel Aviv, Arad, and Dimona. The strikes are part of Tehran’s ongoing campaign in response to previous attacks on Iranian leadership and strategic facilities.

Though Israel does censor press and punish some social media expression, there is no evidence of this specific law.

By Humeyra Pamuk, Rami Ayyub and Alexander Cornwell WASHINGTON/JERUSALEM/TEL AVIV, March 24 (Reuters) - Iran launched waves of missiles at Israel on Tuesday, the Israeli military said, a day after U.S.

Iranian drones and missiles continue to strike Israel, leaving 177 civilians hospitalized in the past 24 hours. Tel Aviv faces panic as air defenses, including the Iron Dome, are tested by sustained attacks.