Iran missile hit rocks sense of security in Israel nuclear town

But that sense of security was torn apart Saturday evening when a direct strike by an Iranian ballistic missile ripped open residential buildings and left dozens wounded. "We thought we were safe," Amir, a 50-year-old care provider, told AFP. A day after the devastating blow in the southern town of 40,000 nestled in the Negev desert, residents spoke of shock mixed with resignation, but were largely reluctant to discuss the presence of the ultra-secret nuclear facility nearby. Israel's much-vaunted...