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Palestinian man in West Bank killed by shrapnel from Iranian missile on Israel

Published 2 October 2024, 9:47 am
Iran has carried out the largest ever ballistic missile attack on Israel, launching almost 200 projectiles. Tehran says the strikes were in retaliation for the killing of Hamas and Hezbollah leaders – and warns it's ready to launch a second wave. Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded by calling the attack 'a big mistake', and said Iran will pay for it. No injuries have been reported in Israel, but a Palestinian man was killed by shrapnel in the occupied West Bank. SBS correspondent Claudia Farhart reports from the West Bank.
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