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  In a moment that stunned the world, a ballistic missile launched by Iran breached Israel's formidable Iron Dome defense system, striking central Tel Aviv and shaking the very foundation of Israel’s national security confidence. The dramatic incident, captured in viral footage, marks one of the most significant escalations in the region’s long-simmering tensions. 🎯 The Strike That Shocked a Nation On June 13, 2025, as tensions between Iran and Israel reached a boiling point, Iran launched a wave of ballistic missiles in retaliation to a massive Israeli airstrike on its nuclear and military installations earlier that day. While most of the Iranian missiles were intercepted mid-air by Israel’s advanced defense network—including the Iron Dome, David’s Sling, and Arrow systems—one missile slipped through the cracks. The result: a direct hit near the IDF headquarters in Tel Aviv’s bustling Kirya district. Videos circulating on social media and news platforms show the missile streaking...

  Iron Dome In Action, Intercept Iranian Missiles In Israel Sky The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) recently  shared footage of Iran launching multiple ballistic missiles towards Tel Aviv late night on Friday . The video which was  posted on the social media platform X, showed the night sky filled with ballistic missiles launched by Iran. Israel's missile defence systems fired interceptors which  prevented  them from causing any damage on the ground. Mid-air interceptions by the Iron Dome resulted in bright flashes lighting up the sky, showed the footage. Air raid sirens were heard in the background, followed by loud sounds of explosions. People can be heard screaming in fear and rushing to find shelter. The text on the video read, "Israel is under attack." "The IDF cannot, and will not, allow Iran to attack our civilians," it added. Two biggest citiesof Israel, Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, heard air raid sirens, sending citizens running for cover as dozens of Iranian mi...

I've already started figuring out how I need to get better for next year,' Embiid said after the game . He also mentioned Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo. 'I've got a pretty good view of what I need to do to be better, to be a better basketball player. To keep improving every single year which I've done... Like someone said, "It's not a failure, you know [there's] steps to success."'He said. Along with challenging himself, Embiid also challenged the rest of the team when answering a question about fellow superstar James Harden and his potential free agency this summer.

Ronnie O’Sullivan believes he would have won the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award “seven or eight times” if snooker was recognised like golf or tennis. Speaking to promote his exclusive new Eurosport two-hour feature programme, Seventh Heaven, the Rocket revealed his frustration at missing out on the famous SPOTY gong during his illustrious career and said he was arguably Britain's most successful sportsman. O’Sullivan equalled Stephen Hendry’s haul of seven world titles after beating Judd Trump in the Crucible final in May, becoming the oldest player to win snooker’s biggest prize. His run in Sheffield saw him installed as the early favourite for SPOTY 2022, although he has since slipped off top spot following the Lionesses’ historic win at the European Championship on home soil. “If it was taken on your achievements for what you do in the sport, I would have probably won it a few times by now,” O’Sullivan told Eurosport. “So to not even get in the reckoning, I sometimes q...

LIV Golf star Harold Varner III shut down Graeme McDowell 's Official World Golf Rankings rant, claiming he and his fellow defectors 'knew what they were getting into'. The Saudi-backed series has been embroiled in a saga in regard to ranking points, with LIV still not recognised by the Official World Golf Rankings (OWGR). In an attempt to secure ranking points at their recent event in Bangkok and this week's in Jeddah, LIV formed a 'strategic alliance' with the OWGR-recognised MENA Tour, co-sanctioning their events. This proved to be in vain though, as OWGR turned down the request, claiming MENA gave them 'insufficient' time to look into their new application, which included LIV events. Following this, 2010 US Open champion McDowell was left unimpressed, claiming the ranking system was becoming 'irrelevant' and should lose the word 'official' in its name, if LIV players are continued to be snubbed. Referencing newly crowned LIV Golf ch...

JERUSALEM - Hundreds of Palestinians protested today at checkpoints 0f a major refugee camp in Jerusalem and shops across the West Bank were closed, following an Israeli security crackdown after two soldiers died in shooting attacks this week. There were incidents in several cities across the occupied West Bank and Israeli security forces closed roads into Nablus, one of the cities at the heart of months of clashes in which more than 100 Palestinians have been killed this year. The Shuafat camp, which is now a heavily built up area andis a home to aproximately 60,000 people, has been blockaded for days because police have combed through streets and houses looking for the shooter and imposed strict vehicle checks.