No, but apparently they do allow men and women to walk on the same side of the street.

Iran doesn't target anything.

I know nothing of the details of what happened in Bnei Brak, and of course people have died elsewhere, so it's bad taste at best to criticize.

What I can criticize are these bizarre reactions, from a charedi site. Seriously, this is sick:

"One doesn’t invalidate the other The area where the rocket fell was in Pardes Katz the street where it fell is one where cars drive on the Shabbat. If one doesn’t observe the Shabbat then they can’t be protected by the Shabbat"

"It did NOT fall in bnei brak, it fell on a neighborhood right next to bnei brak that was secular during the chazon ish lifetime"

"And it’s possible that the protection ended when Rav Chaim passed away." (This from the lone voice of "reason.")

"It’s a neighborhood that became chareidi much later so people think it’s like a continuation of bnei brak, but it’s still not. Ask real Israeli not people trying to make light of the chazon ish promise which still holds. Things have happened right at the borders but not directly in"

Called it! I said when the news broke that they'd spin the "it fell on the non-religious" angle.

Agreed. Some people have gone mad.