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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Jack Spear. The Israeli military says at least 17 people have been injured in Iranian strikes and five more in the occupied West Bank, according to health officials.

Iran is responding to Israel's attack today on its nuclear facilities and military targets,

which killed top Iranian security chiefs, including the Iranian Army's chief of staff.

And Bios Adil al-Shalchi reports.

Sirens blared throughout Tel Aviv and smoke billowed in the sky as people ran for shelter,

and ambulances screamed on the streets.

The Israeli military said first responders were treating the injured wounded from shrapnel in hospitals

and told people to stay close to shelters. Photos released by Israeli medics showed crushed,

burned cars and rubble on the streets where they were treating the wounded. The Palestinian Red Crescent said that children were among the Palestinians injured by shrapnel

near the city of Hebron in the occupied West Bank.

Today, Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali-Kamene vowed a, quote, painful fate for Israel

as his country launched more than 100 missiles.

Haddil Al-Shalchi, NPR News, Tel Aviv.

Around 200 Marines have now moved into Los Angeles, where they will protect federal property

and personnel that will place on 2,000 National Guard troops that have been on the streets

there since last week.

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