"Residents of Safed in northern Israel were advised to remain indoors on Sunday after missile debris from an Iran rocket barrage caused damage and triggered concerns over a hazardous material leak. Footage shows fragments of an intercepted missile emitting orange smoke near an open area surrounded by residential buildings. Emergency services urged residents not to approach the debris due to the risk of exposure to potentially hazardous materials, advising people to allow first responders to secure the site. Authorities linked the incident to an Iranian missile barrage targeting multiple locations across Israel, warning that intercepted missile fragments could pose a risk of localised chemical contamination. The escalation follows strikes launched by the United States and Israel against Iran on February 28, after which Tehran announced retaliatory missile and drone attacks targeting Israeli territory and US military assets in the region. Israel later launched strikes in Lebanon, saying the attacks were in response to fire from Hezbollah, with the sides continuing to exchange fire."