Iran’s latest missile barrage on Israel appears to mark a shift from food and telecom disruption to suspected water warfare, after a ballistic missile with a cluster warhead struck central Israel overnight, damaging water infrastructure in the ultra-Orthodox city of Bnei Brak near Tel Aviv. While no injuries were initially reported, one bomblet blew open a major water main, heightening fears that Israel’s civilian lifelines—from grocery shelves to city pipes—are becoming deliberate targets, even as Iran’s IRGC boasts of “Wave 89”: over 100 heavy missiles and attack drones, plus some 200 rockets, aimed at American and Israeli military sites across Israel and West Asia. Watch for more
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