Deadly Rocket Attack on Israel. Iran Says Clearly: It's Revenge Iran launched a rocket attack on Israel overnight on Tuesday, resulting in the deaths of two individuals. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard stated that the attack was retaliation for the death of Alek Larijani, the head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council. Several of the Iranian projectiles bypassed Israel's defensive systems and struck civilian targets in the city of Ramat Gan. The attack led to casualties, with two people killed and several injured. The impact also caused damage to infrastructure, including a subway system in Tel Aviv. A video of the incident was shared by the Polish Press Agency, providing visual evidence of the attack's aftermath. The incident has intensified tensions between Iran and Israel, with both sides escalating their military posturing in recent weeks.#iran #tel_aviv #iranian_revolutionary_guard #ramat_gan #alek_larijani
Cluster Bomb Attack Claims Lives Near Tel Aviv A couple was killed in a cluster bomb attack that struck an apartment building near Tel Aviv, according to reports from Israeli news media. Neighbors described the scene as devastating, with the front of the building completely destroyed and walls riddled with shrapnel. A metal walker was found among the rubble, suggesting the victims had been in the area when the explosion occurred. The attack happened shortly after a series of sirens blared across central Israel in the early hours of Wednesday morning, warning residents of incoming fire. The sirens prompted millions of Israelis to seek shelter in bomb shelters or fortified safe rooms. The explosion, which was attributed to a cluster bomb—a type of munition that breaks apart in the air to disperse smaller projectiles—left the top floor of the apartment building in ruins. The couple, identified as Yaron and Ilana Moshe, were found in their living room on the top floor of their apartment in Ramat Gan, a suburb of Tel Aviv. Neighbors told Israeli news outlets that the building was hit soon after the siren sounded. They also noted that Mr. Moshe was disabled, raising questions about whether the couple had managed to reach their apartment’s safe room before the blast. Israeli military officials and emergency responders at the scene confirmed that the explosion was caused by a cluster bomb, a weapon commonly used in missile warheads. The attack highlights the ongoing risks faced by civilians in conflict zones, even in areas considered relatively secure. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident, including how the munition reached the target area and whether it was part of a broader military operation.#israeli_military #cluster_bomb #yaron_moshe #ilana_moshe #ramat_gan
