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Iranian news agencies reported that the building was “flattened” during the Israeli strikes.<\/p>\n
The IDF<\/a> targeted a building in which Tehran’s 88-member Assembly of Experts was meeting to choose Iran’s next supreme leader, Israeli sources told The Jerusalem Post<\/em> on Tuesday.<\/p>\n Iranian news agencies reported that the building was “flattened” during the Israeli strikes.<\/p>\n The aftermath of an Israeli strike on Qom, Iran, on March 3, 2026. (CREDIT: SECTION 27A COPYRIGHT ACT)<\/em><\/p>\n No injuries or deaths resulting from the strike have been reported as of early Tuesday evening.<\/p>\n Earlier on Tuesday, Iran’s ISNA news agency cited a member of the Assembly of Experts as saying that choosing the successor to the previous supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei<\/a>, “won’t take long.”<\/p>\n Khamenei and many top Iranian military and intelligence officials were killed early on Saturday after Israel began Operation Roaring Lion.<\/p>\n As of Monday night, the IDF has dropped over 2,500 bombs<\/a> on the Islamic Republic and attacked over 600 targets.<\/p>\n The IAF struck a leadership complex in Tehran overnight, with approximately 100 fighter jets<\/a> dropping over 250 bombs on the complex.<\/p>\n According to the IDF, the complex contained the President’s headquarters, the headquarters of Iran\u2019s Supreme National Security Council, a meeting compound used by the Islamic Republic’s senior forum, and a headquarters for training Iranian military officers.<\/p>\n Jerusalem Post Staff and Yonah Jeremy Bob contributed to this report.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\nOperation Roaring Lion<\/h3>\n