It appears the Iranian strike package—drones, cruise missiles, and ballistic missiles—is starting to arrive in Israel. These updates are from Megatron’s X twitter feed. He seems to monitor reliable Middle East sources, including Israeli media: 41m BREAKING:  Iranian State Media claims that the Iran has now launched Medium-Range Ballistic missiles against Israel.
 Another thing I am inclined to conclude at this early stage is, notwithstanding all the "sound and fury" of this Iranian missile strike, there was very likely only one serious target: the Nevatim airbase. And they appeared to be "digging deep" — probably against a bunker.
 It remains to be seen how damaging Iran's ballistic strikes have been against the Israeli airbases. But my tentative sense of things — so far — is that this was a "demonstration en force".
Also it's important to note that since this is Iran's first direct large scale attack on Israel from Iranian soil, it doesn't really matter if the attack fails or is blunted, because it will be a large learning experience with Iran studying all the defensive capabilities of the Israeli faction/West and calibrating them all for next time. This is new territory for Iran, it will study and learn the vulnerabilities exhibited--what worked, what didn't--and the next strike can/will be far more effective if Israel continues its provocations.
Everyone who thinks Israel can "nuke" Iran. Well, Iran can nuke Israel too: Iran's ballistic missiles can wipe out Dimona nuclear plant in about 8 minutes, totally irradiating Israel. Nuclear plant waste is far more radioactive than the relatively 'clean' modern nuclear weapons.
Am I understanding it correctly that they are radian attack was in response to an attack by Israeli Air Force strikes in Lebanon and Syria, and one of those strikes hit the Iranian embassy there and killed people. Are we getting the straight information on exactly why Iran launched this drone attack?
Nevatim Airbase is home to F-16a and F-35s.
Will Schryver @imetatronink
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 Another thing I am inclined to conclude at this early stage is, notwithstanding all the "sound and fury" of this Iranian missile strike, there was very likely only one serious target: the Nevatim airbase. And they appeared to be "digging deep" — probably against a bunker.
Will Schryver @imetatronink
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 It remains to be seen how damaging Iran's ballistic strikes have been against the Israeli airbases. But my tentative sense of things — so far — is that this was a "demonstration en force".
Will the Israelis escalate? Hard to say.
But I remain dubious the US will jump in.
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#BREAKING Israeli media: 7 missiles landed on Ramon Air Base in the Negev Desert
Israeli media:
"The Biden-Netanyahu call ended, and the American president asked the prime minister not to respond to the Iranian attack"
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Also it's important to note that since this is Iran's first direct large scale attack on Israel from Iranian soil, it doesn't really matter if the attack fails or is blunted, because it will be a large learning experience with Iran studying all the defensive capabilities of the Israeli faction/West and calibrating them all for next time. This is new territory for Iran, it will study and learn the vulnerabilities exhibited--what worked, what didn't--and the next strike can/will be far more effective if Israel continues its provocations.
Michael Hikari Cecire 
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Why won't we protect Ukraine's skies too? Why?
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Cus Ukraine doesn't have any red heifers
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Everyone who thinks Israel can "nuke" Iran. Well, Iran can nuke Israel too: Iran's ballistic missiles can wipe out Dimona nuclear plant in about 8 minutes, totally irradiating Israel. Nuclear plant waste is far more radioactive than the relatively 'clean' modern nuclear weapons.
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BREAKING:  Israeli senior official tells state broadcasting authority that the country will respond strongly to the Iranian attack
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BREAKING: Initial reports of an attack on U.S. forces at Erbil International Airport in northern Iraq as well as Al-Asad airbase in western Iraq.
My understanding is that Erbil would be in the Kurdish zone. Al Asad:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Asad_Airbase
Am I understanding it correctly that they are radian attack was in response to an attack by Israeli Air Force strikes in Lebanon and Syria, and one of those strikes hit the Iranian embassy there and killed people. Are we getting the straight information on exactly why Iran launched this drone attack?
I would stay far away from any Israeli presence in Jordan.