At least 6 missiles

Combined from Yemen and Iran.

—❗️🇮🇱/🇮🇷 BREAKING: Initial reports of one impact in Itamar, near Jerusalem

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—❗️🇮🇱/🇮🇷 CONFIRMED: One impact in Itamar, near Jerusalem

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—❗️🇮🇱/🇮🇷 Close up of the impact in Itamar

Looks like an open area / farm.

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—❗️🇮🇱/🇮🇷 NEW: Red Alerts in Be’er Shebaa, southern Israel

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—❗️🇮🇱/🇵🇸 NEW: Red Alert in Zikim, near the Gaza Strip

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One rocket from Gaza, failed in flight.

—❗️🇮🇱/🇮🇷 NEW: Israel’s security cabinet will hold an emergency meeting at 11:00 AM, in three and a half hours

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Israel issues the all-clear, settlers can leave their shelters.

—❗️🇮🇱/🇮🇷 UPDATE: The missile that fell in Itamar, West Bank, missed its target but damaged 3 houses in a Jewish settlement

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—❗️🇮🇱/🇮🇷 BREAKING: New launches from Iran towards Israel

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Targeting Jerusalem & occupied West Bank.

Intercepted by Tomato King (Jordan).

— I don’t like that the launches are sporadic and not simultaneous, obviously it will be much less effective.

It’s probably for defensive reasons. Quickly leaving the tunnels, launching, and retreating—which makes sense to preserve assets, but still.

Decentralized command structure has its advantages (continuous fire & low asset losses) but certainly also its disadvantages (less concentrated firepower), so I guess it’s a tradeoff.

I think the Iranian doctrine is ‘we’ll keep firing, and at some point they’ll run out and we will get through’, which is true, but then you do need to keep firing (i.e. continuing the war for real).

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