JERUSALEM -- A fresh missile attack from Iran activated sirens in multiple areas across Israel on Sunday, the Israeli military said, sending millions to shelters in the afternoon.

There were no immediate reports of injuries or damage.

The Israeli military said "several" missiles were launched from Iran toward Israel, with most of them being intercepted.

"No reports of fallen projectiles were received," it said in a statement.

The attack began at around 4 pm local time (1300 GMT), marking the first time the Islamic Republic fired missiles at Israel during daylight since Israel's deadly surprise strike on Iran on Friday, which triggered the current escalation.

Also on Sunday, the body of another victim was recovered from the rubble of a building that sustained a direct missile hit overnight, police said, adding that teams were still searching for three people who remain missing.

According to Israel's state-owned Kan TV News, the death toll from Iran's strikes since Friday has reached 14.