Israel running low on interceptors; Bibi deliberately letting some Iranian missiles to slip through?

Israeli military officials say the Air Force is choosing not to intercept every Iranian cluster bomblet in some cases, in part to conserve its stockpile of short-range interceptors. The Times of Israel, citing military officials, reported that the IAF still works to intercept major threats but may allow some submunitions to fall if civilians are in protected shelters and the bomblets are judged unlikely to cause serious harm.