Pakistan, June 27 -- JERUSALEM - Israel has admitted it was struck by more than 50 missiles during the recent 12-day conflict with Iran. However, the true extent of the damage remains unclear due to strict military censorship on media coverage.

Israel enforces tight restrictions on any news or images that could threaten "national security." These rules require military approval before broadcasting from missile strike sites, especially near military bases or strategic facilities.

Experts say the censorship helps prevent enemies from learning precise damage locations, but it also keeps the public uncertain about Israel's vulnerabilities. Media experts believe the full impact of the missile attacks may never be revealed.

During the confli...