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Palestinians visit the site where remnants of a missile fired from Iran are embedded in the ground in Kifl Haris, a village near Nablus in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, on Tuesday. (Heidi Levine/For The Washington Post)

Iran missiles pierce Israel’s defenses, raising doubts about interceptors

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Iranian missiles have hit Israeli neighborhoods, raising concerns about Israel’s air defense capabilities. The weekend strikes in Dimona and Arad injured more than 115 people. Israeli officials say they are worried about Iran’s missile stockpile and whether Israel may be running short of interceptors.

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