April 2024 Iranian strikes against Israel

On April 13, 2024, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), along with the Popular Mobilization Forces, Hezbollah, and the Houthis, launched attacks on Israel and the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. Iran named it as Operation True Promise (in Persian: وعده صادق;"va'de-ye sadeq"). They used drones, cruise missiles, and ballistic missiles. These attacks were in response to Israeli bombing of the Iranian consulate in Damascus on April 1.

Operation True Promise
Part of the 2024 Iran–Israel conflict, Iran–Israel conflict during the Syrian civil war, and spillover of the Israel–Hamas war
Date 13–14 April 2024 Location Israel, Golan Heights, West Bank, Jordan, Iraq, and Syria Result Both sides claim victory
Belligerents
Iran Ansarallah Hezbollah Islamic Resistance in Iraq Popular Mobilization Forces	Israel United States United Kingdom France Jordan Intelligence support: Saudi Arabia United Arab Emirates
Commanders and leaders
Ali Khamenei Ebrahim Raisi Mohammad-Reza Gharaei Ashtiani Mohammad Bagheri Hossein Salami Amir Ali Hajizadeh Abdul-Malik al-Houthi Hassan Nasrallah	Benjamin Netanyahu Yoav Gallant Herzi Halevi Rafi Milo Tomer Bar Daniel Hagari Joe Biden David W. Allvin Michael Kurilla Rishi Sunak Grant Shapps Tony Radakin Richard Knighton Abdullah II Bisher Khasawneh Yousef Huneiti Mohammad Hyasat Emmanuel Macron Sébastien Lecornu Thierry Burkhard
Units involved
General Staff Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps NEHSA Hezbollah's military Ansarallah Islamic Resistance in Iraq Popular Mobilization Forces	Israel Defense Forces Israeli Air Force Home Front Command United States Air Force United States Navy Royal Air Force Royal Jordanian Air Force French Navy
Strength
per Israel: ~320 Iranian standoff weapons, including: ~170 suicide drones ~120 ballistic missiles ~30 cruise missiles Per Iran: Hundreds of Shahed 136 suicide drones Tens of ballistic missiles Hezbollah Dozens of BM-21 Grad rockets Houthis Multiple UAVs	Israel: Iron Dome defense system David's Sling defense system Arrow 3 missiles F-35 fighter jets F-16 fighter jets Gulfstream-based aircraft radars Tanker aircraft United States: Fighter jets Patriot missiles Aegis Combat System aboard two destroyers United Kingdom: 4 Typhoon FGR4 fighter jets Jordan: F-16 Fighting Falcons
Casualties and losses
Per Israel: 99% of projectiles intercepted Estimated economic cost of less than US$100 million for the attack	Per Iran: Ballistic missiles hit the targets: Nevatim Airbase and the intelligence base in Golan Heights significantly damaged Ramon Airbase damaged Per Israel: Nevatim and Ramon Airbase slightly damaged 1 C-130 transport aircraft damaged Estimated operational cost of more than US$1 billion (4-5bn shekel) by Israeli defense systems
1 Israeli critically injured by shrapnel; at least 31 others treated for anxiety or minor injuries from shrapnel

It was the first direct military clash between Iran and Israel in their ongoing conflict. Iran's envoy to the United Nations stated on April 14 that the attacks can be thought as "finished". The United States, United Kingdom, and Jordan helped Israel by using their air forces to intercept Iranian missiles. One person was injured by part of a missile, and 31 others suffered minor injuries. Israeli Forces claimed they intercepted most of the Iranian projectiles.