“We have the obligation to defend ourselves“, assured the official and expanded: “No country in the world would be willing to accept such aggression.”
In dialogue with TNKaplan reported that they have accounted for “181 missiles“that made up the attack, and also maintained that”“10 million people were in their shelters or lying in the streets trying to protect themselves.”
On the other hand, and contrary to what was reported by the Iranian media, the Israeli army spokesperson stated: “The missiles were intercepted in the vast majority, thanks to the work of our air defense with the help of our allies.” “We are going to hit everyone who hits us,” he added.
“Iran is driving the rest of the Middle East to an escalation of violence,” he defined and then emphasized: “It is the most extensive attack ever made in history on the State of Israel.”
In line with that, he continued: “(Iran) has been setting up a ring of fire against Israel for many years with all these state and sub-state agents,” and stressed that “what Hamas did could not have been done without Iran’s help, financing, equipment and technology.”
Iran’s attack on Israel this Tuesday
Iran launched a missile attack on the outskirts of Jerusalem and Tel Aviv on Tuesday. In Israel, alarm sirens rang out in various parts of the country. Earlier, the US had warned that an “imminent attack” on Israeli soil was being prepared.
The Iranian state channel released a cable announcing “a missile attack against Tel Aviv”, from which they maintain that it was 181 missiles. In Israel the Antimissile Shield to avoid impacts on land, and more than 1,800 alarms sounded throughout the country.
Iranian television reported that 80% of missiles launched against Israel reached their targetswhile the Israeli army maintained that Most of the missiles were intercepted.
However, at the moment there are no known victims in Israel. Furthermore, the emergency service Magen David Adom reported in a statement: “Currently there are no reports of injuries from the fire towards Israel, except for two slightly injured by shrapnel in the Tel Aviv area and some slightly injured throughout the country while moving to safe spaces.”
However, the governor of the city of Jericho (West Bank), Hosain Hanayel, He assured that “a Palestinian worker died after being hit by pieces (of a missile) that fell from the sky.”
Source: Ambito
