Iran launched a total of 11 attacks against Israel on June 18, 2025: eight drone attacks and three ballistic missile barrages. Except for one barrage consisting of 20 missiles, the remaining two waves were relatively small, consisting of 10 and five to seven missiles, respectively.  For the second day in a row since the onset of the war, none of Iran’s attacks caused any fatalities on June 18. However, several people were lightly wounded, and property damage was recorded. Map instructions: Click the top-left icon to open the Map Key and adjust the map’s zoom as desired. Click the top-right icon to open a larger version of the map. Attack #1 – Missile Attack: At 12:35 am, Iran launched 20 missiles targeting the Northern District’s Acre and Jezreel Subdistricts, the Haifa District’s Hadera and Haifa Subdistricts,  the Tel Aviv District, and the Central District’s HaSharon, Petah Tikva, Ramla, and Rehovot Subdistricts. In the Northern District, four people were lightly wounded, including one individual from shock, and a building was hit by shrapnel. In the Central District, a residential building was struck. Interception shrapnel fell in the Jerusalem District but caused no damage or casualties. Attack #2 – Missile Attack: At 1:23 am, Iran launched 10 missiles targeting the Tel Aviv District and the Central District’s HaSharon, Petah Tikva, Ramla, and Rehovot Subdistricts. One missile impacted a parking lot in the Central District, damaging or destroying 20 cars, though no casualties were reported. Attack #3 – Hostile Aircraft Intrusion: At 2:20 am, Iran launched one drone targeting Masada, Ein Gedi, and the Ein Gedi Baths in the Southern District’s Beersheba Subdistrict. Israel intercepted the drone. No casualties or damage were reported.  Attack #4 – Hostile Aircraft Intrusion: At 2:30 am, Iran launched one drone targeting Ein Gedi and the Ein Gedi Baths in the Southern District’s Beersheba Subdistrict. Israel intercepted the drone. No casualties or damage were reported. Attack #5 – Hostile Aircraft Intrusion: At 5:57 am, Iran launched one drone targeting a wide range of towns throughout the Northern District’s Safed and Kinneret Subdistricts. Locations included Safed, Rosh Pina, Meron, Beit Jann, Tabgha, and many other towns and industrial zones. Israel intercepted the drone. No casualties or damage were reported. Attack #6 – Hostile Aircraft Intrusion: At 9:04 am, Iran launched two drones targeting Haspin, Nov, and Ramat Magshimim in the Northern District’s Golan Subdistrict. Israel intercepted both drones. No casualties or damage were reported. Attack #7 – Hostile Aircraft Intrusion: At 9:19 am, Iran launched one drone targeting Yonatan in the Northern District. Israel intercepted the drone. No casualties or damage were reported. Attack #8 – Hostile Aircraft Intrusion: At 9:57 am, Iran launched one drone targeting Haspin and Ramat Magshimim in the Northern District’s Golan Subdistrict. Israel intercepted the drone. No casualties or damage were reported. Attack #9 – Hostile Aircraft Intrusion: At 3:52 pm, Iran launched one drone targeting Ramat Magshimim and Haspin in the Northern District’s Golan Subdistrict. Israel intercepted the drone without any injuries or damage. Attack #10 – Missile Attack: At 7:28 pm, Iran launched between five to seven missiles targeting the Tel Aviv District, the Central District’s HaSharon, Petah Tikva, and Ramla Subdistricts, and the Southern District. Most missiles were intercepted, while some fell while en route to Israel. Shrapnel landed in central Israel, causing minimal damage to a vehicle but no casualties. Attack #11 – Hostile Aircraft Intrusion: At 10:23 pm, Iran launched one drone targeting Ramat Magshimim in the Northern District’s Golan Subdistrict. Israel intercepted the drone. No casualties or damage were reported.  Previous attack summaries: June 13–16, 2025 June 17, 2025 David Daoud is senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, where he focuses on Israel, Hezbollah, and Lebanon affairs. Ahmad Sharawi is a research analyst at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies focused on Iranian intervention in Arab affairs and the Levant. Tags: Iran, Israel, Israel Iran, Operation Rising Lion

EXPLAINERUsing open-source intelligence and visual evidence, Al Jazeera’s Sanad unit has mapped key Iranian strikes on Israel from Saturday to Monday.Sirens have continued to sound in cities across Israel as Iranian missiles strike for a sixth consecutive day in response to Israeli attacks on Iran’s nuclear, military and other sites since Friday. On Wednesday morning, an Iranian missile sparked a fire in central Israel that appeared to have engulfed several cars. Iran’s Fars News Agency says one of the targets was the Meron airbase, which is in northern Israel. Israeli attacks across Iran have killed at least 240 people since Friday while Iranian attacks have killed at least 24 people in Israel. Military censorship during war Israeli media have reported on some strikes across the country that have resulted in varying levels of damage and casualties. However, due to military censorship enforced during wartime, reports on attacks involving sensitive or strategic targets are often restricted or withheld from the public. Using open source intelligence, including publicly circulated images and videos on social media, Israeli media platforms as well as visual identification of destroyed locations in Israeli cities, Al Jazeera’s fact-checking unit, Sanad, has mapped some of the most significant Iranian attacks on Israel from Saturday to Monday. These sites are shown on the map below: (Al Jazeera) Sensitive locations targeted On Saturday, missiles landed just 300 metres (984ft) from the Israeli Ministry of Defence headquarters (the Kirya) in Tel Aviv.Sign up for Al JazeeraBreaking News AlertGet real-time breaking news alerts and stay up-to-date with the most important headlines from around the globe. This location, often called “Israel’s Pentagon”, is one of the most sensitive and heavily fortified government complexes in Israel, housing key military and intelligence offices. Another strike hit the Weizmann Institute of Science, one of Israel’s leading research centres, located in Rehovot, south of Tel Aviv. The institute is reported to have collaborated with the Israeli military, making it a significant target. Tel Aviv metropolitan area Several areas across the Tel Aviv metropolitan area have also come under fire. In Ramat Gan, a city adjacent to Tel Aviv, missiles struck several towers and residential complexes, causing significant damage and forcing evacuations. Local authorities reported that nine buildings were destroyed. Residences were damaged in a missile attack from Iran in Ramat Gan on June 14, 2025 [Yair Palti/Reuters] The nearby city of Petah Tikva, to the east, was also hit by missile strikes that damaged both residential and commercial areas while in Bnei Brak, a religious school was destroyed. Ultra-Orthodox Jewish men inspect the damage at the site of an Iranian missile strike in Bnei Brak, east of Tel Aviv, on June 16, 2025 [John Wessels/AFP] South of Tel Aviv, Bat Yam experienced the highest levels of destruction and casualties in Israel with nine confirmed deaths and about 200 people injured, according to emergency services. In Rishon LeZion, multiple homes were destroyed, adding to the widespread damage across the region. Israeli first responders work in a residential area hit by a missile fired from Iran in Bat Yam on June 15, 2025 [Ariel Schalit/AP Photo] Haifa refinery In northern Israel, Iranian missiles struck Haifa’s Bazan petrochemical complex, the country’s largest oil refinery, forcing a shutdown of operations. Haifa suffered a second missile strike, which hit several residential buildings in the Neve Sha’anan neighbourhood. Smoke billows up from an Iranian missile attack on an oil refinery in Haifa on June 16, 2025 [Ariel Schalit/AP Photo] Tamra In Tamra, a predominantly Palestinian town of 35,000 people in northern Israel, an Iranian missile killed four women from the same family. Like many Palestinian towns in Israel, Tamra lacks adequate bomb shelters. Damaged cars lie amid the rubble of a damaged building in Tamra after an overnight missile attack from Iran on June 15, 2025 [Ahmad Gharabli/AFP]

Iranian missiles in the early hours of Wednesday caused fires in an area of central Israel. Iran’s Fars News Agency says one of the targets was the Meron airbase, which is in northern Israel, reports reuters. There is no indication whether that was hit. There is military censorship in wartime in Israel, and if sensitive targets are hit, the media is not allowed to report that. Another area that was hit earlier on Tuesday was Herzliya. Buses were set on fire in that area. The Iranian media is again saying that it was a military site._Agencies.