At least 25 missiles were fired from Iran towards Israel on Sunday morning, wounding 23 people, following overnight U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities in Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan.There were four impact sites in northern Israel, central Israel, a central city southeast of Tel Aviv, and in Haifa, where no siren sounded prior to the strike.In central Israel, a man around 30 years old was moderately wounded by debris from an interceptor. In Tel Aviv, eight people sustained light wounds from a direct missile hit. In Ness Ziona, a city southeast of Tel Aviv, five more people were lightly wounded by another direct hit. In Haifa, three people were also lightly wounded.The impact site in Ness Ziona this morning.In Tel Aviv, three residential buildings suffered heavy damage, and one is at risk of collapsing. Fire and rescue teams are still searching the area for trapped or injured individuals. Israel At War: Reporting, analysis, and verified updatesEmail *Please enter a valid email addressTal Averbuch, a resident whose home was hit, told Haaretz: "We immediately realized it hit here. Everything shook, the power went out, and dust and heavy smoke poured in. We were saved because we had just prepared our shelter. If not for that, there would have been fatalities on this entire street, since our building's shelter serves many neighbors."Destruction after a direct hit in Tel Aviv this morning.Two other residents, Dotan and Devorah, said: "There was a crazy aftershock. You could feel the whole house shaking." Danny, another resident whose home was damaged, said: "We're in shock, but physically okay. We have no idea what to do next. The whole row of houses is gone."The impact site in Tel Aviv this morning.Credit: Tomer AppelbaumIn the central Israeli city of Ness Ziona, several homes were destroyed by a direct strike. Multiple vehicles caught fire, and a nearby nursing home was damaged by the blast. The regional fire brigade commander reported that 20 people were rescued from safe rooms, most of them unharmed. Amir Friedman, the nursing home's owner, told Haaretz that none of the residents were wounded, and all 55 of the nursing residents are being relocated to two other facilities nearby. He added that ceilings had collapsed and windows shattered throughout the building.Burned cars at the impact site in Ness Ziona this morning.Credit: Moti MilrodDavidi, a local resident whose home was also damaged, said: "The house shook like an earthquake after a huge explosion. We came out of the safe room and discovered the entire house was destroyed. All our stuff, photo albums – everything is gone."Rescue teams at the impact site in Haifa this morning.Credit: Rami ShllushU.S. President Donald Trump announced earlier Sunday that American forces had successfully attacked Iran's nuclear sites in Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan. "A full payload of BOMBS was dropped on the primary site, Fordow," Trump wrote on X. " All planes are safely on their way home," he added. Iran confirmed the strikes on its nuclear facilities but claimed the sites had been evacuated beforehand.Following the U.S. strike in Iran, Israel's Home Front Command immediately updated its public safety directives. All regions of the country are now restricted to essential activities only. The directives include a ban on educational programs, public gatherings, and non-essential work.