Fearsof an Iranian blitz on Israel have seen art galleries in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem move masterpieces to protected storerooms due to the risk of potential damage from missiles or drones. Curators at Israeli galleries told Haaretz that works of art by Rembrandt and other masters were no longer on display to the public with Iranian retaliatory strikes on Israel believed to be imminent. The removal process began 10 days ago, shortly after Iran vowed revenge for the assassination of Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran and the killing of Hezbollah commander Fuad Shakr in Beirut. “The g…