Iran missile strikes kill 10 in Israeli cities; children among victims, many injured
An eight-storey apartment block was hit by an Iranian missile in a barrage that killed at least 10 people across Israel today.
In a second night of ballistic missile attacks, rockets hit northern and central regions, including in a suburb of Tel-Aviv.
In Bat Yam, just south of Tel Aviv,
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