Missiles Over Tel Aviv: Mass Fear Forces Israelis to Evacuate Urban Centers

According to Saed News, social media and regional news outlets have published images purportedly depicting the flight of Israeli residents from several cities following the latest wave of Iranian missile attacks targeting strategic infrastructure across Israel.

These scenes, marked by long queues of vehicles, packed highways, and residents scrambling to secure shelter, highlight the psychological impact of continued missile fire—particularly those believed to be advanced models such as the Khorramshahr and Sejjil ballistic systems.

Though the Israeli government has not officially confirmed mass civilian evacuations, the visible strain on emergency and transportation systems suggests a population bracing for prolonged hostilities. In recent days, sirens have blared across Tel Aviv, Haifa, and other major cities as missile defense systems struggled to intercept the growing barrage.

Iran has described its strikes as part of a broader deterrence campaign in response to Israeli aggression. Military analysts now believe the psychological component of these strikes—undermining public confidence and forcing displacement—has become an integral part of Tehran’s evolving strategic calculus.

As the situation continues to deteriorate, international observers warn of the humanitarian toll on both sides, and regional powers have urged restraint amid growing fears of a full-scale war engulfing the Middle East.