Israel's military estimates that Iran still has over 1,000 missiles capable of reaching its territory, alongside Hezbollah's arsenal of approximately 10,000 shorter-range rockets in Lebanon. An Israeli air force officer revealed these figures during a recent interview, marking a shift from previous reticence to disclose such estimates. The ongoing conflict has seen 200 to 250 rockets launched daily from Hezbollah, keeping many Israeli civilians confined to bomb shelters. Despite military efforts, both Iran and Hezbollah remain defiant, with no indications of reducing their missile capabilities. In response to the continued threats, Israel is fine-tuning its missile detection technology to provide civilians with more time to seek shelter. Meanwhile, the Israeli government is working to restore normalcy, with plans for a gradual return to in-person schooling and increased passenger flights. The situation remains tense, as Israel vows to respond to Iranian attacks with strikes aimed at degrading Iran's infrastructure and military capabilities.