section_path: Bombardment by Iran/17 June
section_name: 17 June
paragraph_text: 17 June
  
  In the morning, Iran launched about 20 missiles at Israel, lightly injuring five people. CNN reported that the Iranian missiles had struck targets across Israel, hitting Tel Aviv as well as residential neighbourhoods in Bat Yam and Tamra. Ynet reported that an Iranian missile struck the city of Herzliya, damaging a eight-storey building and setting an empty bus on fire. Explosions were heard in the Dan district surrounding Tel Aviv and West Jerusalem. The Times of Israel reported Israel shot down 30 Iranian drones during the night between the 16 and 17 June. The IRGC claimed to have hit a military intelligence centre and a Mossad operations planning centre in Israel. The Washington Post verified four impacts in Tel Aviv, none hit the Mossad headquarters, however Camp Moshe Dayan, which houses the headquarters of Israel's Military Intelligence Directorate and Unit 8200, was directly struck. An Iranian ballistic missile attack toward northern Israel during the evening was successfully intercepted by Israel.
  
  The IDF said 40% of Iran's ballistic missile launchers have been destroyed. The IDF also said they believe that Iran is not able to mount large missile salvos against Israel because they are unable to coordinate large attacks due to the IDF hunting of missile launchers. The Institute for the Study of War in the US, noting that the five morning attacks had less fire than previous salvos, posited a degradation of Iran's missile forces.