Iran had concluded its retaliatory attack on Israel, the country's mission to the United Nations announced in a post on X.
The mission called the missile barrage a "legal, rational and legitimate response" to Israel's targeting of Iranian nationals and interests, and infringing on its sovereignty.
NBC news crews in Tel Aviv who were asked to go to shelters have been given the all-clear to leave.
Iran launched a barrage of missiles at Israel this evening, lighting up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv as Iron Dome defenses intercepted some of the projectiles and warning sirens blared.
Iran fired nearly 200 ballistic missiles against several targets, the State Department said, adding that the U.S. aided in Israel's defense.
The Israeli military said it was not aware of any casualties.
Earlier, the Palestinian Mujahidin Movement claimed responsibility for a shooting attack that killed eight people in southern Tel Aviv.
Israel this week invaded Lebanon, moving forces into the south.
The ground operation is aimed at pushing Hezbollah forces farther away from the border after weeks of conflict with the Iran-backed militant group.
Intense Israeli strikes have killed more than 1,000 people and displaced as many as 1 million in recent weeks, Lebanese officials say.
