Iranian ballistic missiles recently struck Bat Yam, Israel. Expert Tal Inbar suggests the attack likely used known Iranian missiles like the Emad, Kheibar Shekan, or Haj Qasem, all based on North Korean designs. While Israel's Arrow and THAAD systems offer significant defense, they are not foolproof. Inbar notes Iran possesses an even more advanced missile, the Khorramshahr, capable of inflicting significant damage, although it hasn't yet been used against Israel. The incident highlights ongoing tensions and the limitations of current missile defense systems.

Prepared by Rachel Morgan and reviewed by editorial team.