Iran launched its biggest ballistic missile salvo in over a month against central Israel on Wednesday evening, deliberately timed to coincide with the Jewish Passover Seder.
Around ten ballistic missiles were fired in the first wave, with at least six separate barrages hitting the Tel Aviv area within hours, sending millions of families scrambling to bomb shelters mid-dinner.
Many missiles carried cluster warheads.
Sixteen people were wounded including multiple children, and a 25-year-old man died after losing consciousness during an air raid siren in Ramat Gan.
Iranian missile fire on Israel has otherwise dropped to around 10-15 launches daily, down from roughly 90 on the first day of the war.
The IDF carried out over 400 strikes against Iran across the past two days using more than 650 munitions in response.
