Middle East
Hundreds of Israeli Buildings Marred by Iran’s Oct. 1 Attack
- Tax authority says a total of 2,500 claims filed so far
- Many private homes, apartments damaged in missile barrage
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Damage to private property from Iran’s recent missile barrage on Israel amounted to 150 million to 200 million shekels ($40 million to $53 million), according to figures provided by Israel’s tax authority, making it the most costly since the start of war a year ago.
Some 2,500 claims were submitted in the two weeks following the Oct. 1 attack, more than half for damage to apartments and several businesses in the vicinity of north Tel Aviv.