Iran has indeed carried out multiple missile barrages against Israel in recent weeks, but the dramatic framing of “the world can’t believe it” exaggerates what is already a known and ongoing escalation in the conflict.

What’s confirmed
Iran has launched repeated waves of ballistic missiles and drones toward Israel as part of the current war.
Air raid sirens have sounded across major cities like Tel Aviv and Jerusalem during these attacks.
Some strikes have included more advanced or multi-warhead (cluster-type) missiles, designed to challenge Israel’s air defenses.
Israel’s multi-layered defense systems (Iron Dome, David’s Sling, Arrow) intercept many incoming threats—but not all.
Scale of the escalation
Barrages have grown from a few missiles to dozens per attack, showing increasing intensity.
Iran has also coordinated attacks beyond Israel, targeting U.S. bases and Gulf states, indicating a wider regional strategy.

What’s NOT clear or often exaggerated
Claims of entirely “new” or unprecedented weapons are often overstated—while Iran is using more sophisticated variants, these are evolutions of existing missile technology.
Viral headlines frequently amplify fear, but most attacks are part of an ongoing cycle of retaliation, not sudden one-off shocks.