DIMONA, Israel — When the air raid sirens blare and many residents of southern Israel seek shelter in basements, David Azran, 54, instead takes to his porch to watch Israel’s air defense system blast out a volley of interceptor missiles — dizzying ribbons of light streaking across the sky.
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Iran missiles pierce Israel’s defenses, raising doubts about interceptors
