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Israeli defense minister says Iran's supreme leader 'should not continue to exist' after Iranian missiles wound 240

Following Iranian missile attacks on Israel, causing injuries and damage to a hospital and buildings near Tel Aviv, Israel retaliated by striking Iran's Arak heavy water reactor. At least 240 Israelis were wounded in the Iranian attacks. Israeli Defense Minister Katz threatened Iran's Supreme Leader, though the US reportedly vetoed an earlier Israeli plan to assassinate him. Iran has launched hundreds of missiles and drones in response to earlier Israeli strikes, resulting in casualties on both sides. Israel claims the strike on the reactor prevents plutonium production for nuclear weapons, while Iran denies any radiation danger. The conflict continues with diplomatic efforts underway.

Prepared by Rachel Morgan and reviewed by editorial team.

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