On Tuesday, October 1, 2024, Iran launched 102 missiles against Israel, almost all of which were intercepted by the Zionist State's Iron Dome system. These are scenes from the aftermath:
IMAGE: A man jumps off the apparent remains of an Iranian ballistic missile lying in the desert near the southern city of Arad. All Photographs: Amir Cohen/Reuters
IMAGE: A man stands on top of the remains of a missile.
IMAGE: A man clicks a photograph of another man standing on the remains of a missile.
IMAGE: Men inspect the remains of missiles, here and below.
IMAGE: A man stands next to the remains of a missile, here and below.
IMAGE: Israelis pose next to the missile remains.
IMAGE: The remanants of the missiles have become disaster tourist attractions, here and below.
IMAGE: A drone view shows people stand around the missile remains.
IMAGE: Cars pass by on the road next to the remains of an Iranian missile.
IMAGE: A closeup of the remains of an Iranian missile.
Photographs curated by Manisha Kotian/Rediff.com
Feature Presentation: Aslam Hunani/Rediff.com
