Around 50% of Iran's ballistic missiles fired at Israel amid the war have been armed with cluster bomb warheads, according to fresh IDF assessments.
The cluster bomb warheads indiscriminately spread dozens of submunitions with several kilograms of explosives over a radius of around 10 kilometers.
The interception of such missiles has been effective but challenging, military officials say, stressing that Israel's air defenses are not hermetic.
According to the IDF, Iran's missile fire during the war has been aimed at population centers, along with military facilities and key infrastructure.
The attacks from Iran in recent days have consisted of just one or a small number of missiles at a time. The IDF believes Iran is struggling to carry out coordinated, larger barrages toward Israel.