Israel's David's Sling system failed to intercept Iranian missiles: army

A malfunction in the David's Sling aerial interceptor system allowed two Iranian ballistic missiles to strike southern Israel, wounding dozens of people over the weekend, the military confirmed Monday.The towns of Dimona and Arad were hit on Saturday evening, with the former widely believed to hold Israel's undeclared nuclear arsenal.

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