Several people have been injured in the Israeli port city of Haifa, 90km from Tel Aviv, following the latest Iranian strikes, according to Israel's public broadcaster Kan. It added that there is a fire at the scene. Emergency services say there are responding to "several hit sites" following Iran's latest barrage.

Israelis took cover as Tel Aviv was hit by a wave of missiles after Iran vowed to ‘open the gates of hell’. Israel said a ‘limited number’ of buildings had been affected in the city, including a tower near the IDF’s headquarters, HaKirva. Seven people were injured in the blast, two severely and two moderately, local authorities said.

Iran has begun its retaliatory response to Israel's attack on Tehran by launching missiles at Tel Aviv on Friday night, June 13. Read More: Iran Vows of "No Limits" Response to Israeli Airstrike Iran'

At least 34 people were injured, including two critically, following Iran’s missile strike on Israeli territory on Friday. Israeli emergency teams confirmed that multiple buildings in the Tel Aviv metropolitan area,

Israeli emergency services have said at least two people were killed in the strikes and dozens of people are injured.