Iranian attack draws attention to Israel's darkest secret

An Iranian missile has struck near Dimona in the Negev Desert, the site of Israel’s most talked-about and closely guarded facility. The attack has now brought into sharp focus an issue that has long been avoided in international debate: Israel’s nuclear weapons.

According to reports, the drone struck near the so-called Dimona complex, which for decades has been linked to Israel’s nuclear weapons program. Israel has consistently refused to confirm its possession of such weapons, but has never denied it either.

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