An Israeli Lawmaker's Residence Attacked by Iranian Missiles
Source: Global Times
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On the 4th local time, reporters from the Central Station learned that Iran launched a missile attack on central Israel that day, causing damage to the residence of a member of parliament.
It is reported that the residence of Israeli parliament member Moshe Gafni in Bnei Brak was attacked, but there were no casualties.
Gafni stated that he and his family entered the shelter according to instructions before the attack occurred. (Central Station reporters Zhao Bing and Jiang Haoyu)
Classification
Region
Latin America, West Asia
Analytical Domain
Tactical
Primary Category
Military Operations
Subcategory
Airstrike
SALUTE Report
Size
1 residential property
Activity
Iran launched a missile attack
Location
Bnei Brak · Central Israel
Unit
Iranian military
Time
October 4
Equipment
missile
Summary
Iran launched a missile attack on the residence of Israeli politician Moshe Gafni in Bnei Brak, Central Israel, on October 4. The attack caused damage to the property but resulted in no casualties, as Gafni and his family had taken shelter prior to the strike.
Key Facts
- Iran launched a missile attack on Israel.
- The attack targeted the residence of Israeli politician Moshe Gafni.
- No casualties were reported from the attack.
- Gafni and his family took shelter before the attack occurred.
- The incident took place on October 4.