Hello, everyone. I'm Emily Campano, along with Jessica Tarloff, Jesse Waters, Dana Perino, and Tyrus.

It's 5 o'clock in New York City, and close to the U.S. consulate in Dubai, striking a parking lot next to the building.

All personnel are accounted for, and the fire has been extinguished.

This comes as the U.S. closes three separate American embassies in the region.

Last hour, sirens could be heard in Tel Aviv. Let's go right to Trey Yanks, who is there in

Tel Aviv with the latest, Trey. Emily, good afternoon. Sirens were sounding across central

Israel today. Last hour, another barrage of Iranian ballistic missiles fired toward this country.

We know at one location that we went to, you could see the shrapnel aftermath.

Seven people there were injured, mostly lightly.

As this conflict develops, the Israelis are continuing to go after Iranian leadership.

And today they struck Iran's Supreme

Council building just south of the capital of Tehran. And Israeli officials say that they killed

individuals who are Iranian officials who were counting the votes to determine who would be the next

supreme leader of Iran. There's a joint effort underway by the United States

and Israel to go after not just the leadership, but also the missile launching positions

that are causing this significant damage to the central and northern part of Israel. When we arrived

at this site today, there were hundreds of children in the street. They were celebrating the Jewish

holiday of Purim, and Israeli officials say it was a miracle that no one was killed. Now, as the Israelis

are looking east to this incoming fire, they're also looking north at the Iran-backed Lebanese

militant group, Hezbollah, Iran's largest proxy that continues to launch rockets and drones over the border.

The Israelis responding overnight with more strikes against the Lebanese capital of Beirut,

striking the Lebanese stronghold of Dakhya.

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