Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized Iran's supreme leader Ali Hosseini Khamenei over a recent missile attack on Israel, stating that the attack caused minimal damage to Israel but harmed Iran's own interests. Netanyahu emphasized that neither Israelis nor Iranians want a war and that the people of Iran are the force that the Khamenei regime fears the most. He urged Iranians to imagine a free future and criticized the regime's priorities, stating that Iranians' lives would be transformed if money was spent on education, infrastructure, and healthcare instead of wars with Israel. Iran launched approximately 200 ballistic missiles at Israel on October 1st, prompting widespread evacuations and resulting in limited damage.