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Interceptions were observed overnight (between Saturday and Sunday) in widespread areas across the north, south, Dead Sea region, Jerusalem, Eilat and Samaria. This came minutes after the Israeli military spokesman confirmed that the Iranians had launched missiles among other munitions.
The Iranians have several direct and indirect means at their disposal to carry out a painful blow that would reverberate in Jerusalem.
A retired Israeli general, Amos Yadlin, told the country's Channel 12 News that the Iranian drones were equipped with 20 kg (44 pounds) of explosives each. Israel's military said sirens would sound in any threatened areas and that its defenses were poised to deal with them.
Israel has been on heightened alert since an airstrike last week killed two Iranian generals in Syria. Iran accused Israel of being behind the attack and vowed revenge. Israel has not commented on that attack.
MSC leases the Aries from Gortal Shipping, an affiliate of Zodiac Maritime, Zodiac said in a statement, adding that MSC is responsible for all the vessel's activities. Zodiac is partly owned by Israeli businessman Eyal Ofer.
