Israeli settlers in Tel Aviv and across the occupied Palestinian territories were asked to hide in underground shelters as a barrage of Iranian ballistic missiles struck their intended targets.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu and his war cabinet ministers have slipped inside an underground hideout as Iranian missiles pound the occupied Palestinian territories.

Jihad missile and the Shahed-136B drone are the new advanced weapons to join the arsenal of Iranian armed forces, which experts say can be new game-changers.

Israeli attack on the Iranian consulate in Syria was in line with its time-tested strategy of carrying out destabilizing strikes without fear of consequences. However, this time it backfired as Iran shattered its deterrence and redefined the rules of engagement.

Israeli response to the Op. True Promise, which came in the form of three micro-drones, was an abject military and strategic failure for the regime against a country that has become a major military power.

Israeli regime has been bent on pushing the narrative that 99 percent of Iranian missiles were intercepted, but evidence suggests they hit the targets and wreaked havoc.

British foreign secretary David Cameron, who criticized Iranian response to Israel while adding that the UK would have done same, has been called out for blatant hypocrisy.

A powerful message was delivered by Iran through a barrage of missiles and drones fired at the occupied territories that it cannot simply get away with attacks on Iranian diplomatic facilities.

Amid Israeli genocide in Gaza, Palestinian and regional resistance groups continued their operations against the regime and its Western backers on Friday, April 15.

Iran’s retaliatory action against Israel falls within the framework of international law, specifically within Article 51 of the UN Charter, and within the right to self-defense of any state.