Four killed in Israel's Haifa after Iranian missile strike - Reuters

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Iran has rejected the latest ceasefire proposal, demanding a permanent end to hostilities with guarantees against future attacks. The U.S. has conducted strikes across Iran, including near the Bushehr nuclear facility and on critical infrastructure like the South Pars gas field. Israel reportedly killed top Iranian military leaders and ramped up production of missile defense systems amid ongoing conflict. Retaliatory attacks from Iran have struck Israeli territories and Gulf nations, including a drone strike on UAE telecommunications infrastructure. Civilian casualties are mounting on all sides, while international actors, including the Red Cross and European leaders, are urging de-escalation and cessation of targeting civilian infrastructure. Pakistan, Turkey, and other nations continue diplomatic efforts to avoid wider regional collapse.

Four people were missing and four others injured after a missile from Iran struck a residential building in Haifa, a city in northern Israel, police said on Sunday. The wounded included an 82-year-old man and three others with minor injuries, among them a 10-month-old baby injured by shrapnel, according to local rescue services. The attack caused heavy damage to the building, with one of its facades collapsing, according to photos from the scene. The missile was part of several barrages fired toward northern and southern Israel in the evening, triggering air raid sirens across the regions. Police said four people remained unaccounted for and that search operations were underway. The attack came as the Middle East was engulfed in violence following a joint U.S.-Israeli strike on Iran on Feb. 28.

Four people were killed in the port city of Haifa after what Israeli media said was an Iranian missile strike that hit a residential building late on Sunday. The bodies of the four people were recovered from beneath the rubble following hours of intensive search-and-rescue operations, the Israeli military said on Monday.

Israeli firefighters were searching for two missing people in the rubble of a residential building in the northern city of Haifa after it was struck by an Iranian missile that killed two others, authorities said on Monday. The direct hit on a seven-storey building tore through sections of the structure, causing it to partially collapse, the military and rescue services said. The strike took place minutes after the military warned it had detected a new round of missiles fired from Iran. Elad Edri, chief of staff of Israel's Home Front Command, said that four people were missing. "We have a major destruction site," he said in a video statement. Israel's Fire and Rescue Services said later that two of the four people trapped under the rubble had been found dead. Israel's emergency service, Magen David Adom, said four people were wounded in the strike, including a 10-month-old baby who suffered a head injury and an 82-year-old man who was in a stable condition.

A missile strike in Haifa has left devastation in its wake, claiming two lives and injuring numerous residents. The search is ongoing for two individuals still unaccounted for, following attacks on more than ten sites in the area.