Iranmissile strikes hit Israel, Netanyahu vows retaliation
Iranian missiles struck two Israeli towns Saturday, wounding over 100 people and causing extensive damage. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to pursue Iranian Revolutionary Guards commanders "personally," calling them a "criminal gang" during visits to the affected areas. The strikes targeted Arad and Dimona, with Dimona housing Israel's undeclared nuclear facility. Netanyahu urged residents to heed military shelter instructions, declaring "the entire home front is a frontline." Iranian state TV claimed the attack was retaliation for a strike on its nuclear site at Natanz. Israel's air defense systems failed to intercept the projectiles, prompting an investigation into the failure. The incident underscores Iran's ability to strike deep into Israeli territory and escalates regional tensions.