Missile strikes on Tel Aviv ‘quite scary' amid rising Iran-Israel tensions
'Israelis have been conditioned to this for a very long time, unfortunately,' Mr Rubenstein told Sky News host Chris Kenny.
'They're familiar with what has to happen, but this is another order of magnitude … what we have now is indiscriminate ballistic missiles.
'This is really quite scary.'
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