Iran D30 salvo 5 — Jerusalem missile intercepted; northern missile hits open area per protocol

Iran's 5th Day 30 ballistic missile salvo was a coordinated two-missile attack striking across Israel's geographic depth: one missile headed for Jerusalem and central Israel — triggering sirens in Jerusalem, Shfela, and the Dead Sea region — was intercepted by IDF air defenses. A second missile targeting northern Israel was 'allowed to hit an open area according to protocol' — standard IDF procedure when a missile is assessed as heading for unpopulated terrain and intercepting it would waste limited interceptors. Simultaneously, Hezbollah fired several rockets from Lebanon at northern Israel, with some intercepted and others hitting open areas. The coordinated Iran BM + Hezbollah Lebanon rocket attack on the same sequence signals deliberate dual-direction pressure on Israel's defense network. No injuries were reported across all components of the attack.