Five people were wounded Monday evening from a direct hit by a Hezbollah missile when a missile landed in Ramat Gan; one is in serious condition.
Extensive damage was reported at the site of the strike and Magen David Adom is searching the area for any other injured.
The Israel Electric Corporation also reported that a high-voltage pole was damaged, causing interferences to the electricity supply in the adjacent streets.
The commander of the Central District of the Israel Police made a statement regarding the strike and clarified that it was not caused by shrapnel strike but a direct hit. "There is a risk of building collapse," he added.
The IDF Spokesperson's Unit said, "After the review of the findings by the security forces at the scene in Ramat Gan, it appears that the impact was caused as the result of the interceptor that intercepted the surface-to-surface missile."
"From an initial debrief of the IAF Aerial Defense Arrays, it seems as if the interceptor intercepted a surface-to-surface missile that crossed from Lebanon at a high altitude. The debris from the missile hit the ground, causing damage and injuries."
"The entire incident is under examination," said the IDF.
Earlier, Saffa Awad, 41, a mother of four from Shfar'am was killed by a missile.
Thirty injured were evacuated to Rambam Hospital in Haifa. A pregnant woman was transferred for observation and the rest of the patients are defined as lightly injured and suffering from anxiety.
MDA said that Saffa was in the safe room of her building at the time of the attack.