Overview
- Israel’s military said an intercepted Iranian-launched missile shed fragments that hit a parking area in the Jewish Quarter near the Temple Mount/Al-Aqsa compound.
- Emergency teams reported one person lightly wounded by shrapnel, with treatment provided on site, according to the Palestinian Red Crescent in Jerusalem.
- Footage and images showed a crater, damaged pavement and scattered debris close to the Old City walls, with smoke visible from the impact zone.
- Jerusalem police cordoned the area and ordered nearby holy sites closed for safety, with the district commander citing indiscriminate enemy fire.
- The strike occurred during a daylong series of launches from Iran described as a seventh wave, drawing condemnations from Israeli officials including Foreign Minister Gideon Saar.