'It took a direct hit' - BBC at scene of Beersheba missile strike

At least four people were killed when an Iranian missile hit a residential building, Israeli officials say.

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According to search and rescue teams the building took a direct hit in the early hours, killing at least four people. Three of the dead were sheltering inside a "safe room".

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