Iran’s Cluster Bomb Blitz Targets Israeli Hospital, Civvy Hubs

The IDF has the receipts: Iran unleashed a cluster munition on Israel, and it’s as ugly as it sounds.

 
Here’s the deal: the missile’s warhead was packed with mini-bombs, like cluster bombs used in Vietnam, each lugging 2.5 kg of boom. At 7 km up, it cracked open like a piñata from hell, scattering its payload across an 8 km radius. The Home Front Command dropped the bombshell Thursday, confirming one of Iran’s morning missiles was a cluster job.

 
“The missile’s warhead held several small munitions, each one with 2.5 kg of explosives,” they said. This thing wasn’t messing around, it split at 7 km altitude, flinging its deadly confetti far and wide. The Command says it’s a known beast, designed to detonate on impact.

 
Ground zero was above Azor, just southeast of Tel Aviv. Some of these mini-bombs were duds, which is somehow worse, unexploded ordnance just chilling, ready to ruin someone’s day. “The public is asked not to approach them and to immediately call a bomb disposal team,” the Command stressed. 

Thursday’s barrage was a monster as dozens of missiles raining down, smashing Soroka Hospital and buildings in Tel Aviv, Holon, and Ramat Gan. Israel’s defense systems was able to intercept some, but this was the biggest salvo in the last 48 hours. Magen David Adom tallied 95 injuries in Gush Dan, six critical. They could also use our support as they're saving lives. 

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The cops released footage from the Ramat Gan stock exchange complex, and it’s grim. Buildings look like they got hit by a wrecking ball—a three-story structure and a high-rise office tower across from it, both mangled. Firefighters and police were all over it, busting into apartments to pull out trapped residents. Some doors got kicked in ‘cause time wasn’t on their side.

Iran’s playing dirty, and Israel’s picking up the pieces.

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Israel official says: "We have more surprises coming up" for Iran

A top Israeli spook dropped a bombshell on Fox News Saturday, whispering to Chief Foreign Correspondent Trey Yingst, “We have more surprises coming up” for Iran after the opening thunder of “Operation Rising Lion.” 

What could that mean? How will Iranian officials react? They're already fleeing the country like roaches when the lights come on.

 
This high-placed Israeli source, eyes cold as steel, laid it out: Israeli intel’s crystal ball sees Iran stacking 8,000 ballistic missiles in two years if left unchecked. Right now, Tehran has about 2,000, which is why Israel pulled the trigger rather than waiting to be attacked as promised by the IRGC.

 
“We cannot end this operation knowing that we will be in the same spot two years from now,” the official growled. “Everything is going as planned. Actually, better than planned.”

 

And then, with a glint: “We have lots of surprises. Not just the ones we already did. We have more surprises coming up.”

  

Picture this: shattered homes in Ramat Gan near Tel Aviv, missile scars from Iran’s wrath, captured Saturday by AP’s Ariel Schalit. Israel’s hitting back, hard. Forty Iranian air defense systems are now scrap metal. The mission? Cripple Iran’s nuclear dreams, gut its missile program, and snuff out the existential threat to Israel.

 
First strike? A surgical hit on a meeting of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps air force brass. Intel’s tally: 30 commanders turned to goat bait.

 

“It’s a historic achievement,” the official said, voice steady as a sniper’s aim.

 
But Iran’s not done. More missiles are expected to scream in, bringing death and ruin. Yet, the source reckons the heavy fighting could wrap in days.

 
“I think we can finish it in days… It’s a good thing that we have the U.S. by our side,” he said.
The U.S., fully in lockstep, is Israel’s shadow muscle. Details? Zipped lips. But the official didn’t hold back on gratitude: “The way the U.S. is standing beside Israel is unprecedented. We feel it.”

 
Israel’s playing chess while Iran’s throwing stones. The board’s set, and the next moves are coming fast.

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