Late at night, an Iranian cluster bomb struck an apartment in central Israel, resulting in the tragic deaths of an elderly couple. The bomb's impact created a large hole in the ceiling, leaving broken concrete and metal rods scattered in their home.
Sigal Amir, a neighbor who sheltered in her safe room during the attack, described hearing three interceptions before realizing the strike was on her building. The blast caused pain in her ear and blew her neighbor's door off its hinges.
While missile defense systems have intercepted many attacks, the use of cluster munitions complicates matters due to their wider dispersal, making them harder to defend against even when the initial missile is shot down.
Israeli military authorities confirm the shift towards more cluster bomb usage by Iran as the conflict escalates.
Despite the harrowing circumstances, residents are trying to remain resilient amid ongoing alarms and increasing attacks, but many are questioning how long the situation can endure without a visible resolution.
Sigal Amir, a neighbor who sheltered in her safe room during the attack, described hearing three interceptions before realizing the strike was on her building. The blast caused pain in her ear and blew her neighbor's door off its hinges.
While missile defense systems have intercepted many attacks, the use of cluster munitions complicates matters due to their wider dispersal, making them harder to defend against even when the initial missile is shot down.
Israeli military authorities confirm the shift towards more cluster bomb usage by Iran as the conflict escalates.
Despite the harrowing circumstances, residents are trying to remain resilient amid ongoing alarms and increasing attacks, but many are questioning how long the situation can endure without a visible resolution.
