U.S. Strikes Iran, Israel Faces Retaliation IFCJ Canada | February 28, 2026 Photo: Oren Cohen/Flash90 The United States, in coordination with Israel, launched preemptive strikes against Iran this morning, targeting Islamic Republic military infrastructure and missile sites. The Jerusalem Post reports that after the U.S. President announced that strikes had begun in Iran, more than 125 missiles were fired into Israel from the Islamic Republic. Sirens sounded across northern and central Israel as 35 missiles entered Israeli airspace; the others were intercepted. Northern Israel and the Golan Heights were hit throughout Saturday, with sirens sounding repeatedly. Magen David Adom (MDA) teams were dispatched to attack sites to treat injuries and assist those moving to shelters. A military source said that some missiles may have been launched from Lebanon, though the IDF has not confirmed this. MDA also reported that a 20-story building in Tirat Hacarmel was struck when missile shrapnel hit the 17th floor. One person was injured and is receiving medical care. No deaths have been reported. Both the U.S. and Israel Prime Ministers said the military operations are intended to create conditions that could remove Supreme Leader Khamenei from power and protect the people of Iran, who have been speaking out against their government over the past two months. IFCJ Canada, along with our global partners and donors, helped Israel prepare for this moment. Every effort has been made — and will continue to be made — to provide lifesaving care to Israel and her people as they return to their bomb shelters. Food and emergency aid measures are in place to ensure that anyone who is displaced will receive support. We ask that you pray for safety and protection for the people of Israel, and Fellowship volunteers and emergency workers, as they put their lives on the line to assist those in need. We thank our donors for their generosity toward God’s people during this time and pray for peace — shalom. Stay up to date on our Crisis Update Page.