Iranian missiles damage about 100 homes north of Tel Aviv news

The municipality of the city of Hod Hasharon, north of Tel Aviv in central Israel, monitored damage to about 100 homes as a result of the Iranian missile bombardment yesterday evening, Tuesday.

The Israeli Broadcasting Authority quoted the municipality as saying that about 100 homes in the city were damaged after the missile attack, noting that there were no human casualties as a result of the attack.

The municipality added that some of the building injuries were major and would take a long time to repair, and that dozens of other homes were less damaged.

On Tuesday, Iran announced that it had fired dozens of missiles at Israel, causing human casualties, material damage, and the closure of airspace. Millions rushed to shelters while sirens sounded throughout Israel.

The Iranian missile attack came in response to Israel's assassination of the former head of the movement's political bureau agitation Ismail Haniyeh In Tehran at the end of last July, Secretary-General LHezbollah Hassan NasrallahAnd Revolutionary Guard Commander Abbas Nilfroshan in an Israeli raid on the southern suburb of Beirut on September 27, according to a statement by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard.

Israeli discretion

According to observers, Israel is concealing the losses caused by the Iranian attack, as well as the human and material losses resulting from its war on the Gaza Strip and Lebanon. It prevents photography and the circulation of photos and video clips, and warns against providing any information to the media in this regard, except through media outlets subject to its strict control. .

Iran said that “90% of the missiles” launched in the massive attack on Israel, the second in about 6 months, reached the target.

Iranian Army Chief of Staff Gen Mohammad Bagheri The attack “will be repeated with greater force, and all of the infrastructure of the (Israeli) entity will be targeted” if Israel responds.

For the first time, Iran used hypersonic missiles during this attack, which was called “The True Promise 2,” according to what Iranian media reported.