Benjamin Netanyahu says Iran will ‘pay for’ attack at meeting of security cabinet; Israel launches strikes on southern suburbs of Lebanon’s capital
Israel vows to retaliate after Iran launches missile attackAnalysis: attack signals widely feared regional conflict has ignited
Many airlines have suspended flights to the region or are avoiding use of affected air space. Lebanon’s airspace will be closed to air traffic for a two-hour period on Tuesday, transport minister Ali Hamie said on X.
Israel’s neighbours closed their airspace and airline crews sought diversions after Iran fired a salvo of ballistic missiles on Tuesday.