Security officials said to believe pace of Iranian missile attacks will taper off in coming days

Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian is The Times of Israel's military correspondent

Rescue forces inspect a crater at the scene of an Iranian missile strike in Beersheba on March 2, 2026. (Maya Levin/AFP)
Rescue forces inspect a crater at the scene of an Iranian missile strike in Beersheba on March 2, 2026. (Maya Levin/AFP)

Israeli security officials reportedly believe that the rate of Iran’s ballistic missile attacks on Israel will decrease in the coming days.

An official cited by Channel 12 news says, “We expect to see a decrease in launches from Iran, following IDF activity.”

Earlier, the military assessed that Iran was attempting to carry out larger and more coordinated ballistic missile barrages on Israel, which has resulted in longer lulls between attacks.

The IDF also reported today that it had struck some 150 ballistic missiles and launchers since the start of the conflict.

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