Hebrew sources expose censorship and the severe damage Iran has caused to Israel.
While the Zionist media, under the strict military censorship imposed on them, continue to provide inaccurate and trickle-down information about the financial losses and human losses inflicted on the Zionists in the Iranian missile attacks, the Hebrew media announced today that the vast extent of the damage inflicted by Iran on Israel has not yet been revealed.
The Zionist regime’s Channel 13 television reported in this regard that Iranian missiles accurately hit Israeli bases and strategic facilities, including the Weizmann Institute, causing significant damage that has not yet been revealed.
The Zionist media emphasized that as a result of the Iranian missile attacks, extensive damage was inflicted on Israeli army bases and strategic facilities, and the extent of this damage has not yet been revealed.
The occupation regime’s Channel 13 television pointed out, “A situation arose in which the Israelis did not understand how accurate the Iranians were and how much damage was caused in many places.”
The Hebrew channel reported that the damage to the Weizmann Institute of Strategy has been determined to some extent, but there are still many strategic installations and locations that we have not discussed the damage caused in the Iranian attacks.
The Israeli Army Radio, for its part, acknowledged that the war with Iran was Israel’s most complex war and that the threat from Iran will continue to haunt Israel and will never disappear.
In the same context, the Hebrew newspaper Haaretz also announced, “The Israelis have been through many wars and are used to air raid sirens, but the war with Iran was different from all wars. The first Iranian missile fired at Israel (occupied Palestine) in this war not only hit the heart of Tel Aviv; rather, it was a major blow to Israeli society and collective morale, making them realize that Israel is not immune to attacks.
The Zionist media added, “It is better to see the horror of war and the cost that the Israelis paid as a result of Iranian missiles hitting Ramat Gan, Tamra, and all the cities of Israel (Occupied Palestine). Iranian missiles have reduced the gap between Israel and Gaza, and when you watch Israeli cities after being hit by Iranian missiles, you remember the scenes of destruction in Gaza.”
Haaretz clarified, “The images of the destruction of Tel Aviv and Ramat Gan are reminiscent of the destruction of Beit Lahia and Gaza City, and here we need to understand what it means to drop one and a half tons of explosives on your head.” If Israel viewed Gaza not through the lens of illusory promises of complete victory and security considerations but through the lens of terrified civilians, it might gain a deeper understanding of the devastating consequences of war.