TEL AVIV, June 22 (Reuters) - Israeli stocks opened more

than 1.5% higher on Sunday and hit fresh all-time highs after

the United States attacked Iran's nuclear sites.

The broad Tel Aviv 125 index was 1.5% higher, while

the blue-chip TA-35 was 1.6% higher in early trading.

Shares rose during all five sessions last week, gaining some

6%, as Israel struck Iranian nuclear and military targets.