According to reports, no impacts were identified in Israeli territory following the Iranian launches toward Jordan. The update comes amid ongoing Iranian missile activity targeting Jordan.
At 10:49 Jerusalem, The Zioneer reported that an Arkia flight to Eilat entered a holding pattern and flights were delayed in the air following reports of Iranian ballistic missile launches toward Jordan. Minutes later, this update confirms that no impacts have been identified in Israeli territory from those launches, according to reports.
The initial report at 10:49 Jerusalem cited Arabic-language sources and described explosions heard in the area, likely from interceptions over Jordan. A subsequent version at the same time added Israeli media reports of flight delays. The current update provides the all-clear for Israeli territory, though the launches themselves continue.
The Zioneer has been covering the ongoing Iranian missile and drone attacks on Jordan and US bases in the region since late June. Previous reports include a preliminary launch report on June 28, further launches on July 9, and a barrage of 30 projectiles toward Jordan and Bahrain on July 13, among others. On July 20, the IRGC claimed destruction of buildings at a US base in Jordan.
The broader situation remains active. The specific targets of the latest launches, and any impacts in Jordan, have not been confirmed. The Zioneer continues to monitor the developments.
4 developments
- DevelopingNo Israeli casualties reported in incident, security official says
- DevelopingIsraeli official silence amid unverified claim of US strikes on Iran
- DevelopingSecurity analyst: Jordan denies reported incident, says airport strike would be major escalation
- StrongSecurity analyst says Iranian denials of explosions in southern Iran are of limited credibility
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