Iranian Foreign Minister says Israeli attack caused no damage or casualties

Graffiti in support of Israel appears in Iran's streets following its attack against the Israel

Israel targeted Iran's air defense system says a U.S. official

The strike, described as "very limited," reportedly aimed at the destruction of the radar site, which formed part of the protective infrastructure surrounding the Iranian nuclear facility at Natanz

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"The target of the Israeli attack in Iran was a military base near Natanz, not the nuclear facilities themselves" - report

Citing "highly placed U.S. military sources," Fox News reports that the target of last night's alleged Israeli strike in Iran was a military base in Isfahan, near Natanz, and not the nuclear facilities themselves.

“The Israelis hit what they wanted to hit,” one of the sources tells Fox News, adding that a main target was hit several times and that the Russian-made Iranian air defense system was found to be ineffective.

Targets of the strike included the military base's air defense systems, used to protect nearby nuclear facilities, Fox reports.

The Israeli Defense Forces used missiles and drones in the strike, not manned aircraft, Fox said. Israel's message with the strike was to sell the Iranians the idea that "we can reach out and touch you," the source said.

'It is a very sophisticated response: it is a limited answer but a very effective one. At the same time, we can preserve what is most important: the coalition that was built last Saturday night,'

Iranian Foreign Minister says Israeli attack caused no damage or casualties in Isfahan

Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian said drones fired by Israel on the city of Isfahan on Friday caused no damage or casualties, in comments made to envoys of Muslim nations in New York and quoted by Iranian media. 

Intelligence source tells CNN Iran-Israel standoff is 'over'

Direct state-to-state strikes between Israel and Iran are 'over,' regional intelligence source tells CNN. This source believes that Iran will not respond to last night's alleged Israeli strikes.

International airlines cancel flights to and from Israel following Iran strikes

KLM, Swiss Air, Austrian Airlines and Lufthansa have so far only announced the cancellation of their flights on Friday

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UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres insists to end Middle East's 'dangerous cycle of retaliation'

Spokesperson to the UN Chief said "The Secretary-General condemns any act of retaliation and appeals to the international community to work together to prevent any further development that could lead to devastating consequences for the entire region and beyond,"

Iranian lawmaker Mahmoud Abbaszadeh Meshkini says Israel made 'a very dangerous and strategic mistake by playing with the lion's tail' - Iran International

Blinken reiterates the U.S. was 'not involved' in Iran strikes at G7 summit

"We also made clear we are committed to Israel’s security and condemn Iran’s unprecedented attack," said the U.S. State Secretary.

U.S. told G7 it received 'last-minute' notice on Israel's strike - Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani

G7 calling for 'maximum restraint' in the Middle East - EU top diplomat Borrell

Nuclear facility in Isfahan 'safe and sound' - Tasnim

Social media reports suggest shrapnel from Israeli weapons found in Baghdad

Lapid on Ben-Gvir's reaction to Israel's reported strikes: 'Never before has a minister in the defense cabinet done such heavy damage to the country's security, its image and its international status'

"In an unforgivable tweet of one word, Ben-Gvir managed to mock and shame Israel from Tehran to Washington," added Lapid.

Leader of the opposition called for the minister of National Security's resignation: "Any other prime minister would have thrown him out of the cabinet this morning. Even the ministers who sit next to him and are silent as sheep are not free from responsibility. They are part of an unforgivable security and value failure."

Israel overnight hit air defense systems - Syrian state media Sana

Oman becomes the first country to condemn what it believes was Israel's attack on Isfahan

Senior Iranian official says Tehran has no immediate plans for retaliation against Israel - Reuters

International Atomic Energy Agency confirms there's no damage to Iran's nuclear facilities

Israeli official confirms strikes on Iran - Washington Post

WP's source said the attack intended to signal to Iran that Israel had the ability to strike inside the country.