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Iranian missile fragments are raining down on central Israel — and the image that creates is not just a military data point. It is a visible, undeniable public demonstration that Iron Dome's interception rate, however impressive in absolute numbers, is no longer preventing Iranian ordnance from reaching Israeli population centers in a form that kills, destroys, and terrifies.

Fragments reaching the ground mean missiles were intercepted — but interception at this scale, against this volume, produces its own casualty profile. Debris from destroyed missiles does not vanish. It travels. It lands on homes, on streets, on people — and the difference between a fragment casualty and a direct hit casualty is a distinction that provides zero comfort to the population sheltering beneath both.

Iron Dome was built for a specific threat envelope — shorter range rockets at manageable volumes. What Iran is now delivering is a sustained, multi-vector, high-volume campaign that forces the system to operate continuously at the outer edge of its design parameters, consuming interceptors faster than any resupply chain was configured to replace them and leaving the gaps that fragments are now falling through.

The rain of fragments over central Israel is Iran's proof of concept delivered in real time — that overwhelming Iron Dome does not require defeating it outright. It only requires making it spend itself faster than it can be refilled, until the mathematics of volume do what individual missiles could not.

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