Iran fires ballistic missile at Golan Heights and northern Israel — intercepted, no injuries

The IDF detected an Iranian ballistic missile attack targeting the Golan Heights and other parts of northern Israel in the early hours of Day 29 (March 28, 2026). Sirens activated across communities in the Golan and surrounding northern areas. Air defenses engaged the incoming missile. The IDF subsequently gave residents the all-clear to exit bomb shelters, with no injuries reported. The attack represents Iran's first Day 29 missile salvo, continuing the sustained ballistic missile campaign that saw 7 salvos on Day 28 including two cluster bomb attacks. The Golan Heights targeting is geographically notable — the contested plateau sits between Israel and Syria, and strikes there carry both military and political significance. No immediate damage assessment was reported.