Israel's military told residents that they were free to leave their shelters following a wave of Iranian missile launches after midnight on Tuesday. The army had said it was working to intercept several launches from Iran towards Israel, forcing residents across the country into shelters.
In a "situational assessment" after the barrage, the army's Home Front Command said "it is now permitted to leave protected spaces in all areas across the country and to remain near them."
There were no immediate reports of fatalities from the latest Iran strikes.
