Fires in Petah Tikva are under control after a missile strike damaged vehicles and buildings. No injuries have been reported by Israel Fire and Rescue.
Jerusalem, 6 April, 2026 (TPS-IL) — Israel Fire and Rescue said its personnel are currently working at the scene of a morning missile strike on Petah Tikva that caused a fire in several vehicles and damage to nearby buildings.
At this time no injuries have been reported.
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