War between Israel and Iran: “No further exist”: threats from Israel to Chameni

Israel’s Minister of Defense Israel Katz threatened to Iran his highest leader Ajatollah Ali Chamenei. He said: “A dictator like Chamenei who is at the head of a state like Iran and the destruction of the state of Israel is committed to the flag, this terrible goal of the destruction of Israel cannot exist any further.” Chamenei is the “modern Hitler”. The attacks between the two countries continued. A hospital was hit in Israel.

Meanwhile, speculation about the possible intervention by the USA continues to war. US President Donald Trump wanted to inform himself early Thursday evening (5:30 p.m. CEST) in the “situation Room”, the strictly secured situation center of the government center in Washington. Already in the days before he came together for advice with his team. The US military supports Israel in his defense. So far, however, the US government emphasizes that it does not participate in the fights between Israel and Iran.

The diplomatic initiative

Federal Foreign Minister Johann WadePhul and his colleagues from France and Great Britain diplomatically tries for a de -escalation. Together they want to meet the Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghtschi for a conversation in Geneva this Friday, as the German Press Agency learned from diplomatic circles in Berlin.

The British Foreign Minister David Lammy travels to Washington – possibly for voting. Lammy wanted to meet his US colleague Marco Rubio in the White House (approx. 8 p.m. CEST) today. Lammy then travels to the meeting with the other Europeans after Geneva.

Attacks: Hospital in Israel met

Israel and Iran continued their mutual violent attacks. According to official information, a hospital in the south of the country was first met in Israel. A rocket was hit into the Soroka Clinic in the desert town of Beerscheva. According to the hospital, some people were slightly injured, and considerable damage to property was caused. The Israeli military had previously attacked a heavy water reactor in Iran.

Rescue service has at least 89 injuries

In other places of Israel, for example in the Tel Aviv area, there were several impacts at the Salve of more than 20 rockets. According to the emergency services, at least 89 people were injured. In the Tel Aviv area, high -rise buildings were damaged by the impacts.

Israel’s Air Force previously attacked goals in Iran

Previously, Israel had attacked the heavy water reactor near the Westiranian city of Arak – a nuclear system that has been designed as a research reactor and was controversial for a long time because of its potential for the production of producing plutonium. In the 2015 Vienna Nuclear Agreement, Iran committed itself not to put the reactor into operation as planned.

In January 2016, Iran made the reactor core unusable by filling it with concrete. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) confirmed that the system was inactive and did not contain any foldable material. According to the current Israeli air raid, the IAEA also announced that no radioactive material was released and there was no risk of radiation.

Since Wednesday, the Internet in Iran has been almost completely switched off by order of the authorities. Millions of Iranians are therefore lacking access to many information in a critical phase. Unlike in Israel, there are neither warning systems for air strikes nor protective bunkers for the civilian population in Iran.

Israel wants to prevent the development of nuclear weapons in Iran

Israel had started a major attack on Iran on Friday. Since then, the Israeli armed forces have repeatedly attacked goals in the Islamic Republic, while the Iranian armed forces in turn fire rockets to the nuclear power of Israel. According to Israeli representation, the most important goal of the war is to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons and to proceed against the rocket program. The Iranian leadership, on the other hand, has been denying the construction of nuclear weapons for years – and insists on the right to use nuclear power for peaceful purposes.