Palestinian security forces removed six Iranian missile fragments that fell near homes in Nuba, close to Hebron in the occupied West Bank. Explosives engineering teams inspected and cleared the debris after the missiles were intercepted by Israeli air defenses, according to Wafa news agency. No injuries were reported in the latest incident.

During the first ten days of strikes by the United States and Israel against Iran, Palestinian Authority security teams collected 106 pieces of shrapnel from Iranian missiles and suicide drones that landed in Palestinian towns. The ongoing exchanges have increased the risks faced by civilians in the area.

Last week, four Palestinian women were killed and eight others injured when an Iranian warhead hit a beauty salon in Beit Awa village near Hebron. Palestinians in the occupied West Bank lack shelters and adequate warning systems, while Israeli settlers in nearby settlements have access to sirens and bunkers.