Israel faces the threat of 200,000 rockets and missiles—located in Lebanon, Syria, Gaza, and Iran—and even Tel Aviv is at risk, according to IDF Intelligence head Aviv Kochavi.

“The warheads on these missiles contain hundreds of kilograms of explosives, not dozens, as in the past. And their firing precision and ability to hit specific targets is also greater,” Kochavi recently said in Herzliya, according to Israel National News.

“Every tenth house in Lebanon is now a weapons depot,” he said.

Kochavi added that Iran has enough uranium for four atomic bombs.