WNBA's Tiffany Mitchell and former South Carolina women's basketball players stuck in Israel amid strikes

"Please pray for our @GamecockWBB @TiffMitch25 @2121Mikiah @dstnylttltn24 who are in a war zone in Israel," her post read.  

"We are working a plan to get home.  Let us pray for our loved ones to return home safely asap!  Thank you in advance." 

Neither the WNBA nor the University of South Carolina immediately responded to Fox News Digital's request for comment. 

"I'm about to head to the shelter now," she said in one video. "Unfortunate, but this is the circumstance right now." 

Mitchell reshared Staley's post on X with the praying hands emojis, but did not comment further. Herbert Harrigan did the same.  

Littleton currently plays for Hapoel Lev Jerusalem, a professional women's basketball team in the Israeli Women Basketball Premier League. According to the team's Facebook, she signed with the team in November. She previously played for Team USA basketball, winning a gold medal at the 2017 FIBA 3x3 U18 World Cup.

Iran launched retaliatory missile strikes targeting U.S. facilities in multiple countries. Fox News' Jennifer Griffin reported that approximately 40 missiles had landed in Israel. Additionally, Iran appeared to hit the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet, but no casualties were reported. Iran also launched missiles at Saudi Arabia and Jordan, where the U.S. has squadrons of advanced fighter jets, Griffin added.

Fox News Digital's Michael Sinkewicz and Rachel Wolf contributed to this report.