Home of UTJ chairman Gafni damaged by Iranian cluster munition impact this morning
Sam Sokol is a former political correspondent at The Times of Israel. He was previously a reporter for the Jerusalem Post, Jewish Telegraphic Agency and Haaretz. He is the author of "Putin’s Hybrid War and the Jews"
The Bnei Brak home of MK Moshe Gafni, the chairman of the ultra-Orthodox Degel HaTorah faction, was damaged by a cluster bomb during an Iranian ballistic missile attack on central Israel early Saturday morning, breaking windows but causing no injuries.
In a statement, Gafni says he spoke with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who inquired after his well-being, following the end of Shabbat. He and his wife had followed Homefront Command instructions, “and went down to the shelter at the time of the [pre-strike] warning and were thus saved.”
“It was absolutely terrible. There was a really serious, unfamiliar noise, but thank God nothing happened,” Gafni said, describing the incident as “a great miracle.”
ביתו של ח"כ גפני ניזוק מטיל מתפצל: תיעוד כדור האש ברגע הפגיעה בבני ברק
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כתוצאה מהפגיעה ב-2 בלילה בבני ברק נופצו חלונות הבית של ח"כ משה גפני ונזק נגרם לבניין. גפני: "בנס זה נגמר בלי נזק חמור יותר, ירדנו למקלט ושמענו בום אדיר". pic.twitter.com/cbgaw8kzfz
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