Israel’s Prime Minister has issued a stark warning to Europe after Iranian missile strikes hit southern Israel, leaving around 200 people wounded in Arad and Dimona. Visiting the impact site, Benjamin Netanyahu claimed the attacks prove Iran’s growing threat extends far beyond the Middle East, potentially reaching European capitals. The strikes came amid escalating tensions linked to alleged attacks on Iran’s nuclear facilities, with both sides trading accusations. As fears mount over Tehran’s missile reach and regional escalation, Netanyahu is now urging global leaders to unite against what he calls a widening and dangerous threat.