Iran's Fattah 2 hypersonic missile struck a synagogue, killing 9 Israelis, and no air defense can stop this weapon.

The claim that Iran’s Fattah-2 hypersonic missile struck a synagogue killing 9 Israelis and that no air defense can stop this weapon is partially supported by multiple unverified sources, which report missile strikes on Israeli civilian targets including synagogues with casualties and highlight the missile’s advanced hypersonic capabilities designed to evade air defenses. However, all sources are from non-trusted outlets lacking independent verification or official confirmation, and some indicate ongoing investigations into air defense failures rather than an absolute inability to intercept such missiles. Furthermore, expert commentary suggests that while the Fattah series represents a significant technical advancement, countermeasures may still exist or be developed. Thus, the core event (a missile strike causing casualties at a synagogue) is plausible but not conclusively verified, and the claim that no air defense can stop the missile is an overgeneralization not fully supported by evidence.