The Israeli army said it had detected incoming missile fire from Iran on Sunday, a first since a fragile truce went into effect in the Middle East war in April.
"A short while ago, sirens were sounded in several areas across the country, following the identification of missiles launched from Iran toward the State of Israel," the military said, in a statement.
The Israeli military later warned of a second barrage of missiles fired from Iran, shortly after it reported the first such salvo since a fragile truce went into effect in April.
"An additional barrage of missiles was launched toward the State of Israel," it said. "The aerial defence array is currently identifying and intercepting threats."
The Israeli military said it had so far intercepted all missiles fired by Iran.
"The [Israeli army] intercepted all missiles from Iran thus far. The [Israeli military] has currently identified additional launches fired toward the State of Israel," the military said. "The Aerial Defense Array is currently identifying and intercepting threats."