A journalist for Israel’s Haaretz newspaper and a resident of Tel Aviv, Gideon Levy, has just spoken to the BBC about Iran’s missile attacks on the city earlier this evening.
In an interview for Newshour, Levy, who had been seeking refuge in a public shelter in the city, says: “We heard quite loud the explosions. Not a very pleasant feeling.”
Asked whether the Iranian missiles had been intercepted or hit the ground, he adds: “Part were intercepted, but part fall (sic).
“There were at least two cases where they fell directly on buildings and destroyed them partially. There are no casualties but people were injured. And quite a lot of destruction.’
credit: bbc
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