Iran fires 15 ballistic missile waves across Israel on Day 25 — Eilat targeted twice; full-length campaign from south to north

Two Iranian ballistic missile waves struck during the early morning hours of Day 25 (March 24), the first day of Trump's five-day power plant strike pause. The first wave targeted northern Israel, triggering sirens near communities along the Lebanon border, in the Golan Heights and Galilee regions. The IDF Home Front Command confirmed the missile fell in an open area with no damage or injuries. A second wave followed, targeting central Israel — including Tel Aviv, Rishon Lezion, Petah Tikva, Netanya, and nearby West Bank settlements. Sirens sounded across the Tel Aviv metropolitan corridor. The missile again fell in an open area and no injuries were reported. The continued missile launches on Day 25, despite Trump's announced pause on energy infrastructure strikes and ongoing diplomatic contacts via Turkey and Pakistan, demonstrate that Iran is maintaining military pressure even as back-channel negotiations proceed. The IDF has estimated approximately 150 Iranian launchers remain operational, down from roughly 90 missiles/day at conflict onset to approximately 10/day in recent days. These launches are consistent with that degraded-but-active posture.