Israel and Iran engaged in a new round of hostilities, with the US President Donald Trump issuing a stern warning to Tehran against attacking the United States. The conflict escalated as Iran launched missiles at Israel, resulting in casualties on both sides.

Overnight, at least ten people, including four Palestinians, were reported killed in Israel, with more than 100 injured. Meanwhile, Iran reported 60 casualties, including 20 children, in Tehran, with additional deaths on Saturday.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to intensify attacks on Iran, stating that the current strikes were just the beginning of what was to come. Iran's president, Masoud Pezeshkian, warned of a stronger response if Israel continued its aggression.

Trump reiterated that the US military would respond with full force if Iran attacked the United States. He suggested the possibility of a peaceful resolution between Iran and Israel to end the conflict.

The latest wave of Iranian attacks on Israel began late Saturday, triggering air raid sirens in Jerusalem and Haifa. Explosions rocked Tel Aviv and Jerusalem as missiles streaked across the sky. Israel reported casualties, with several people killed and many injured.

Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis joined the conflict by targeting central Israel with ballistic missiles. Israel responded by intercepting incoming missiles and launching strikes on military targets in Tehran.

Iran reported attacks on its oil depot and defence ministry building in Tehran. The Revolutionary Guards warned of more severe attacks if Israel persisted. The world's largest gas field in Iran was partially suspended after an Israeli strike caused a fire.

US-Iran nuclear talks were canceled amid the escalating violence, with Iran condemning Israel's actions as barbarous. Israel views Iran's nuclear program as a threat and aims to prevent its development.