Here is the translation of your text into English: "Event footage! Did Netanyahu take shelter during the missile rain?"

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02.10.2024 09:50

A striking image was captured during Iran's retaliatory attack on Israel, in which 200 missiles, including the supersonic Fat'h-1s, were launched. As the missiles pierced the Iron Dome defense system and struck their targets, thousands of Israelis reportedly rushed to shelters in panic, with claims that one of these individuals was Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The leaked footage, allegedly from a cabinet member, seems poised to ignite a new crisis in Israel.

The attack launched by Iran on Israel with nearly 200 ballistic missiles caused great panic in Tel Aviv and many cities. As moments of Iranian missiles piercing the Iron Dome defense system and hitting their targets made a significant impact on social media, thousands of Israelis rushed to shelters in panic.

INCIDENT FOOTAGE AFTER STRONG STATEMENTS

It was claimed that one of those fleeing to the shelter was Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, who has been making strong statements against Iran for weeks.

MEETING HELD IN SHELTER FOR THE FIRST TIME

Netanyahu and his cabinet, caught unprepared by Iran's attack with dozens of missiles, held the cabinet meeting in a shelter for the first time in nearly a year of ongoing war.

NETANYAHU'S HANDS WERE SEEN TREMBLING

Israeli television Channel 12 announced that the cabinet gathered in the shelter and that it would be "an important night." Moments when Netanyahu's hand trembled while responding to Iran after the attack were also reflected on social media. While Israel did not make a statement regarding the damage caused by Iran's missiles, videos shared on social media showed moments when missiles hit some air bases and military facilities, including Nevatim.

MORE THAN 200 MISSILES FIRED

It was reported that Iran launched more than 200 missiles in two attacks, while loud explosion sounds were heard in many places across the country, including Jerusalem. Flights were halted at Ben Gurion International Airport, Israel's largest airport located in Tel Aviv. In a statement made by the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, it was stated that the attack was carried out in response to Israeli attacks that killed Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, and Iranian general Abbas Nilfuraşan. The Revolutionary Guards indicated that they targeted Israel's military bases in the attack.

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