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New wave of attacks, Iran targeted an Israeli oil refinery damaging the power grid,

while Israel hits military command centers in Tehran. Welcome to our viewers here in the United States

and around the world. I'm Wolf Blitzer with Pamela Brown, and you're in the situation room. This is CNN breaking news.

And we begin this hour with this breaking news.

Israel and Iran both widening their attacks as their fight enters its fourth day, Iranian missiles hitting an Israeli

oil refinery in the coastal city of Haifa. A residential building in Haifa was also hit in this

attack. At least eight people have been killed in the latest wave of Iranian strikes against Israel.

Israel says it has now destroyed 120 of Iran's missile launchers.

That's more than a third of its missile capability. President Trump says he wants the U.S.

to stay out of the fray for as long as possible. I'll be speaking live this hour with the

Israeli president, Isaac Herzog, about the unfolding crisis. So stay with us for

that important interview. CNN International Diplomatic editor, Nick Robertson, is in Tel Aviv.

Nick, I assume people there are living in fear right now. Well, I tell you what, I look at people

on the street here right now, about 100 yards from where one of the big blast happened last night.

People not so much living in fear, they're living now in this expectation

that this is going to continue, that there could be days, weeks of this.

You're beginning to see a bit more of the damage, this storefront torn down.

Look here, Wolf, you can see here,

people putting wood up where the glass was blasted in by the big blast. You see some of the

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