Israel-Iran updates: Iran launches more missiles at Israel, sirens sound in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem

Dozens of locals gathered to look at damage caused by one of Iran's missiles in Ramat Gan, a city of about 170,000 people which neighbors Tel Aviv.

Police have a large block cordoned-off as officials work at the scene where there is crumbled concrete, twisted metal and flattened cars. White dust coats everything; the trees, the ground, the entire block. Several buildings are destroyed.

"I feel like the collateral damage,” Rony Armon told ABC News. "The walls were shaking. We never imagined that it was so close."

His family took cover in a shelter Friday night as Iran rained missiles down on the city.

"I look horrified at what happens in Gaza, but now it’s in my back door, which is totally different story," he said.

“I hope it will stop as soon as possible,” Armon added. "I think it’s another round of stupid wars that are initiated by my government, in my name. And it’s useless.”

-ABC News' Dana Savir, Marcus Moore and Jordana Miller

The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs commented on the possibility of continuing talks with the U.S., which were meant to be held in Oman on Sunday.

"Citing the messages and statements of the US President, Araghchi considered the hostile actions of the Zionist regime as the result of direct support from Washington and emphasized that the continuation of indirect negotiations between Iran and the US in a situation where the barbarity of the Zionist regime continues is unjustifiable," the ministry said in a statement.

The ministry's spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei said Iran's participation in Sunday's talks is still "unclear."

"It is still unclear what decision we will make on Sunday in this regard," Baqaei said in an interview on Iranian state TV Saturday.

"The other side did something that practically rendered negotiations and dialogue meaningless. It is not possible for you to simultaneously claim negotiations and dialogue to reach an understanding on an issue and at the same time divide the work and allow a racist regime to violate the country's territorial integrity," Baqaei said.

-ABC News' Nasser Atta

The IDF says it has killed 9 "senior scientists and experts in the Iranian Nuclear Project". It says those killed "played a central part of the progress toward nuclear weapons."

"The individuals who were eliminated played a central part of the progress toward nuclear weapons," the IDF said. "Their elimination represents a significant blow to the Iranian regime’s ability to acquire weapons of mass destruction."

The IDF says fighter jets "are set to resume striking targets in Tehran".

Earlier, the IDF, summarizing overnight strikes, said they had damaged and would "continue to damage" strategic sites in Iran.

"Overnight, the IAF struck dozens of targets, including surface-to-air missile infrastructure, as part of the effort to damage the Iranian Regime's aerial defense capabilities in the area of Tehran."