Iranian Missile Debris Falls Near Mahmoud Abbas’s Home, Wounds Children in Judea and Samaria

Missile debris from Iran’s latest ballistic barrage struck two locations on Sunday, igniting a rooftop fire in al-Bireh, just meters from Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas’s residence, and wounding three children near the village of Sa’ir, according to local officials and eyewitnesses.

Residents of al-Bireh, the twin city of Ramallah, reported “a huge boom” at roughly 11:20 a.m. Video posted by Ramallah-based outlets showed jagged metal from what security sources identified as an Iranian Shahab-class missile embedded in a rooftop water tank.

Roughly 90 minutes later, additional fragments — believed to be from a missile intercepted high over central Israel — landed outside Sa’ir, northeast of Hebron. The Palestinian Red Crescent said three children, aged six, seven, and twelve, were cut by flying glass; all were treated at .

Police sealed off both areas while bomb disposal teams gathered evidence. Preliminary analysis pointed to wreckage from a Shahab-3 warhead destroyed by Israel’s Arrow-3 system during Operation Rising Lion. (JPost/VFI News)

“Dear Lord, we ask for Your protection over all innocent lives in this time of war. Please bring healing to the wounded children and comfort their families. Let Your peace prevail across Judea and Samaria and all over Israel.”