The IDF Home Front Command has confirmed that Iran launched at least one ballistic missile armed with a cluster bomb warhead at central Israel earlier today. As it descended—at approximately 7 kilometers altitude—the missile’s warhead split apart, dispersing around 20 smaller bomblets across an 8-kilometer radius. One of these submunitions struck a home in the town of Azor, causing minor damage similar to that of a small rocket. According to a senior Israeli military official, this type of cluster warhead poses a broader geographic threat compared to standard Iranian missile payloads, though each individual explosion is significantly less powerful. Despite this, the Home Front Command has not issued any updates or changes to civilian safety guidelines regarding such attacks. In total, Iran launched around 20 ballistic missiles at Israel this morning. Four landed directly in populated areas, including Azor, where the cluster bomblet hit a house; Beersheba, where a large warhead impacted Soroka Medical Center; and the cities of Ramat Gan and Holon, both of which sustained heavy damage and dozens of injuries. *WHATSAPP CHANNEL* 🔗 https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va4EEJU7YSdAqzGs362F *TELEGRAM* 🔗 https://t.me/JewishBreakingNewsTelegram *WHATSAPP GROUP* 🔗 https://chat.whatsapp.com/HRbah1p3bao2x168fWuGFn