Israel grapples with fallout from Iranian missile strikes
Naqaa Hamed
Press TV, Ramallah
The true scale of destruction caused by Iran’s retaliatory missile strikes is now coming into fore.
Israel’s Tax Authority has called it “unprecedented,” with nearly 40,000 damage claims and thousands of residents forced from their homes. Our correspondent Naqaa Hamed explores the rising economic and psychological cost of the strikes — and the growing cracks in Israel’s domestic front.
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