Local police said two people were killed in a missile attack.
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Iran fired missiles at the Israeli capital Tel Aviv and surrounding areas on Tuesday night. Local police said two people were killed in the missile attack. An Israeli ambulance service worker said two bodies were found in a building with smoke rising from it. A doctor later confirmed that a man and a woman had died in an area east of Tel Aviv. They were seriously injured by shrapnel from the missile.
