In one instance, a projectile hit the area around the nearby Da Vinci Towers and the Azrieli Center shopping mall, but others were largely intercepted.
According to a report in the Telegraph, Iran's ballistic missiles scored direct hits on five other military facilities in Israel.
Jerusalem's opening strikes in Iran, meanwhile, wiped out the country's top military command, including the chief of staff of Tehran's army, with additional senior military officials killed during the subsequent 12 days of fighting.
One particularly audacious operation saw much of the senior leadership of the IRGC gathered in a high-rise block for a fake phone call, orchestrated by Mossad, only to be hit by an Israeli strike.
According to sources familiar with the operation, the security service initiated a targeted disinformation effort days before the strike.
Using falsified communications through Iranian channels, they triggered what appeared to be an emergency meeting.
The ruse successfully drew the entire senior leadership of Iran’s IRGC Aerospace Force, including Commander General Amir Ali Hajizadeh, his deputies, and key technical personnel, into a fortified bunker outside Tehran.
However, Israel’s Channel 12 News reported last week that the Iranian regime had come "very close" to assassinating Defense Minister Israel Katz with the help of two Jewish Israelis, who were arrested in April on suspicion of security-related offenses committed on Tehran's behalf.
