A missile fired by Iran struck near Mossad's headquarters in Tel Aviv, creating a crater. Israel plans strategic retaliation, while the U.S. labels the attack a significant escalation.

Video shows 50-feet-wide crater near Mossad headquarter after Iran’s ballistic missile attack on Israel | Watch

The missile barrage fired by Iran on Tuesday targeted several Israeli airbases, and one was hit, causing minor damage, according to a U.S. official. The headquarters of Israel’s foreign spy service, Mossad,

Iranian state media claimed that Iran's ballistic missiles targeted 2 military bases of Israel and Mossad headquarters.

One of the 180-odd ballistic missiles Iran fired last night landed near the Tel Aviv headquarters of Israeli intelligence service Mossad. A video that has emerged on social media shows a massive crate

It remains unclear as to how much damage the Iranian missile attack caused in Israel. But reports say one of the high-profile targets was the Mossad headquarters in a residential area of Tel Aviv

Iran launched over 180 missiles at Israel Tuesday after months of setbacks in West Asia. However, with Hezbollah weakened, Israeli PM Netanyahu may now have leeway for larger retaliation.