Iran, failed launches and half of missiles crash against Israel –

A truly unsuccessful attack compared to the propaganda fanfare. Three US officials told the Wall Street Journal that “about half of the ballistic missiles launched from Iran were not launched properly or crashed before reaching their destination.” According to sources, during the assault on Israel Iran launched between 115 and 130 ballistic missiles and only about half of them were successfully intercepted. The rest failed for technical reasons, without needing to deal with them. “There is absolutely nothing of the famous Iranian ballistic missile capability,” one of the sources said, commenting on Tehran’s failure.

Meanwhile, the Israeli army continues its operations in the Gaza Strip, insisting that Iran’s weekend attack will not distract it from its goal of eliminating Hamas. “Despite Iran’s attacks, we have not lost sight, not for a moment, of our essential mission in Gaza, which is to rescue the hostages held by Hamas,” Israeli army spokesman Daniel Hagari said. According to the military, the hostages kidnapped by Hamas in the October 7 attack against Israel are located in Rafah, at the southern end of the Gaza Strip. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is determined to launch the ground offensive against that city, considered the last stronghold of Hamas, despite warnings from the United States and the international community, who fear a bloodbath.