Missiles launched toward Israel from Iran and Lebanon triggered air sirens across central Israel on Wednesday in the first coordinated attack by Iran and Hezbollah against Israel.

Air defense systems deployed to intercept the projectiles created loud explosions in Tel Aviv, and the Home Front Command alerted central communities to expect more siren warnings. The IDF said it had intercepted all six missiles that were launched, one from Iran and five from Hezbollah.

Sirens also sounded in Haifa, and emergency services reported that debris landed in several locations in central Israel, including Petah Tikvah. The Carmel region was later subjected to sirens caused by missiles launched from Lebanon, and sirens went off again later in Jerusalem and central Israel as Iran launched more missiles toward the region. A fragment from an interceptor was found at a kindergarten, but no injuries were reported. Magen David Adom treated several people who were hurt while racing to take cover.

Alerts sounded in the following locations as well, warning of hostile drone or aircraft infiltration:

• The Upper Galilee communities of Yiftah, Dovev, Ramot Naftali and Malkia
• The Upper Galilee communities of Avivim, Baram and Yir’on
• The confrontation line along the Lebanese border

In other news, Turkey’s Defense Ministry announced it had intercepted a missile and lodged a complaint with Iran’s foreign minister Abbas Araghchi over the missile launch toward Turkey.