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Iran fires missiles at Israel: What you need to know

Iran fired a barrage of missiles at Israel in what Tehran said was self-defense. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Iran would "pay" for the attacks.

Palestinian youths inspect a fallen projectile in the dark — Image: Zain Jaafar/AFP/Getty Images

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Here's a collection of DW articles and videos on Iran's recent firing of missiles at Israel and the Israeli response.

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Reports & Analysis

EU calls for deescalation after Iran attacks Israel

The UN and EU have urged Iran and Israel to stop the conflict from escalating further. Will their pleas be heard?

What next for Iran after strike on Israel?

Tehran is waiting for Israel's response to its massive missile attack, as the regional conflict threatens to escalate.

Do these videos show Iran's attack on Israel?

In the aftermath of Iran's attacks, videos have sprung up on social media. But some are in fact several years old.

Iran-Israel: What are the two sides' defense strategies?

What are the strategic and military considerations that could drive Iran and Israel to either escalate, or deescalate?

Israel targets Iran's Natanz and other nuclear sites

Israel has carried out attacks on multiple sites in Iran, including several sites related to Iran's nuclear program.

Iran and the cost of a war with Israel

Even before the escalation of tensions with Israel, Iran's economy was suffering. Can it sustain a prolonged conflict?

What's next for Hezbollah and the 'Axis of Resistance'?

After their leader's assassination, some experts suggest Hezbollah is "paralyzed." Others say it's too early to tell.

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