On Sunday evening, sirens blared across northern Israel as the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) detected missiles launched from Iran, marking the first such incident since April. All incoming projectiles were intercepted, and no casualties were reported. This missile launch follows an Israeli airstrike in Beirut, which targeted Hezbollah after the group violated a ceasefire agreement earlier in the month. In light of the situation, Israeli officials are currently assessing their response to Iran's actions, with expectations of a significant retaliation. However, if the missile attack remains limited to the north and does not result in casualties, it may influence the scale of Israel's response. In anticipation of further strikes, schools across Israel were closed as a precautionary measure. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reacted to the missile launch by sharing an image that highlighted the Iranian and Lebanese flags, underscoring the regional tensions. As the situation develops, additional waves of missile attacks are anticipated, keeping both Israeli and Iranian officials on high alert.