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I was woken up at about 1.30 there had been a massive explosion that woke up a lot of people.

And then we heard the air raid sirens.

On Saturday night, Emma Graham Harrison, the Guardian's senior international affairs correspondent, was in her hotel room in Jerusalem when Iran launched an unprecedented attack.

So I went to go down to the air raid shelter and on the way you can see the sky was full of sort of these arcing bits of air

defences intercepting ballistic missiles. She had known that day that something was going to happen.

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