Syrian air defense units intercept and shoot down a number of Israeli missiles near the western port city of Latakia.

The news of a missile - shot from inside Syria- hitting close to Israel’s Dimona nuclear facility has made rounds on social media.

Days after the massive explosion which took place near Israel’s Dimona Nuclear Facility, the Israeli regime has fallen silent on the incident in an attempt to eradicate the situation's embarrassing feats from the collective memories of their population.

A political commentator says the Syrian missile hit near the top-secret Dimona nuclear site pointed to the Israeli regime’s vulnerability in the face of an asymmetrical war.

Air raid sirens went off in Dimona town in the Palestinian occupied Naqab Desert in the early hours of Thursday April 22, which is home to Israel’s infamous nuclear reactor, indicating a possible incoming attack.

A prominent political commentator says the missile that hit near Israel’s secretive Dimona nuclear facility laid bare the inefficiency of the regime’s much-publicized “Iron Dome” missile shield.

A missile fired from Syria landed near the secretive Dimona nuclear weapons facility triggering warning sirens.

The Israeli regime admits it tried, but failed to intercept a Syrian missile that was aimed at an Israeli warplane, but landed in the occupied territories.

This episode looks at different aspects of an explosion near Dimona nuclear plant in Israel.

An analyst says the missile attack that hit near Israel's secretive Dimona nuclear facility was not errant despite the regime’s claim and appeared to be a “surface-to-surface” or “ballistic” missile destined for the target that it hit.