Etti Cohen Angel, 74, and Israel Aloni, 73, were killed overnight into Saturday in Iranian missile strikes on Israel. A third victim of the strikes has yet to be named. Angel was killed in the Tel Aviv suburb of Ramat Gan, and Aloni was killed in the central Israeli city of Rishon Letzion. Speaking to Channel 13 News, Aloni's son, Eran, said their family is heartbroken. "My father was a wonderful person, always helping others, a good man," he said. "Yesterday, he visited us with my mom, my sister and my brother. We were supposed to meet again at noon, but that will never happen now."Report: IDF strikes in Iran stopped regime from retaliating with 1,000 ballistic missilesIDF declares Iran as primary warfront, downgrades Gaza to secondary arenaHow Netanyahu's inner circle hid Israel's attack on IranAloni worked as a barber for 60 years in Rishon Letzion, and had ten grandchildren. His son said he was hospitalized before his death. "He was really hit by shrapnel, he was badly injured," he said. "I want to share a message: anyone who hears a siren – take it seriously. Look what happened to our father. Getting to a bomb shelter saves lives."Overnight into Saturday, Iran launched over 150 missiles at Israel in five barrages, ten of which were not intercepted by air defense systems and exploded in populated areas in the country's central and northern regions. A direct hit by an Iranian ballistic missile in Ramat Gan, near Tel Aviv.Credit: Itai RonNine buildings in Ramat Gan were destroyed, and hundreds of apartments in the area were damaged. Additionally, several private homes were severely damaged in central Israel. In Tel Aviv, a 32-story building was hit and caught on fire. Shops and vehicles were also damaged.According to the Israeli army, the deaths of the three civilians killed in the strikes were preventable because they were not in shelters. The army maintains that civilians who follow safety guidelines and stay in protected areas should not suffer serious harm from Iranian missiles, despite their wide blast radius.The IDF expects Iran to resume its attacks in the evening hours and says that restrictions on the home front are likely to remain in place in the coming days.