Therefore, the Israeli Cabinet will still approve the Israeli air strike assassination plan knowing that it will be subjected to large-scale revenge. Israel Defense Forces spokesman Conlikus revealed that Israel had repeatedly warned Jihad to stop attacking Israeli targets, but to no effect. The Israeli army launched air strikes only under the condition of "no choice," but the "assassination" itself will not be carried out on a large scale in the future, this time only on a case-by-case basis.
For this reason, the Israeli military frontline command ordered the closure of all schools and "unnecessary operations" in the above-mentioned areas, including Tel Aviv metropolitan area, Gaza environs, Rajish areas, West Negev areas, central Negev areas, Yalkon and Shifeira areas. At the same time, more than 100 people are prohibited from gathering in the same place to avoid serious casualties. This is the first time since the 2014 Gaza War that the military has ordered the closure of schools and businesses in Tel Aviv, according to media. According to statistics, the large-scale rocket attack did not kill civilians, but many people were injured, a large number of houses, factories, roads and so on. There was a fire and damage. Hospitals and emergency departments in south-central Israel have all entered the highest alert.
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The media quoted a new report from the London Institute for International Strategic Studies as saying Iran is stepping up its support for Jihad in an effort to replace Hamas, which is increasingly emphasizing autonomy. Tehran provides about $70 million a year in funding or weapons of corresponding value to Palestinian resistance groups, most of which fall into the hands of Jihad, the report said. So for nearly a year or two, Israel's massive rocket attacks were largely carried out by Jihad rather than Hamas. A spokesman for the Israeli army previously revealed that Jihad and other armed groups had received as many as 20,000 Iranian-made rockets, enough to launch a fierce attack on Israel for more than a month. Intense attack. Military experts also believe that the BRA is breaking through the interception of the Iron Dome defence system with an "excessive saturation attack ", in short, with rockets fired from the Iron Dome beyond its reach.
Israel airstrikes on Palestine and Syria in the early morning of the 12th, killing the top commander of the Palestinian resistance group Jihad, drew fierce revenge from opponents. According to the Israel Times website on Nov. 12, the Jihad armed forces fired more than 160 heavy rockets into central and southern Israel in just a few hours, of which only 60 were intercepted by the Israeli "Iron Dome" mobile defense system, and the country was caught in flames after many attacks, and even Tel Aviv, the de facto capital, was not immune. The Israeli military accused Iran of being the "wholly owned" owner of Jihad and provided it with a large number of rockets, artillery shells and other weapons and equipment In 2005, all of these Iranian-made weapons were used to attack targets in Israel. Iranian media reported on the title "Palestinian Rockets sent 1 million Israelis into Shelter."
The Israel Defense Forces explained in detail that the Israeli-Palestinian situation, which had been generally calm for six months, had been broken again and was still caused by Israeli assassinations. Jihad military leader Abu Atta is said to be the main commander of more than 700 rockets attacked by Israel in May this year. Israeli intelligence and Simbett locked in the exact location of Abou-Atta more than a week ago, and did not wait until the best time until midnight on the 11th to the early morning of the 12th, after requesting the cabinet to carry out targeted air strikes and assassinations. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Binyamin also argued that Abou-Atta was almost an Israeli "terrorist blacklist." "on the number one target, the Israeli army killed it and dealt a heavy blow to the mobilization and operational ability of the Jihad armed forces.
According to the report, after weeks of secret preparations, the Israel Defense Forces and the national security intelligence agency Simbeit launched air strikes on Gaza and Damascus before dawn on the 12th, killing the family of Jihad military leader Abu Atta and injuring political leader Akram Azuri. The move was described by the Palestinian resistance groups Hamas, Jihad and others as a "bloody assassination" that broke through all the bottom lines and quickly announced a "war" against Israel. Over the next six hours or so, Jihad forces fired hundreds of rockets in a row, starting with Israeli towns around Gaza and attacking central and southern Israel as far away as possible. As a result, many areas fell into a sea of fire. Iran's Fars news agency reported on the 12th that the Israeli Foreign Ministry released a message on social media that more than 1 million people had been confirmed to have fled their homes and sought refuge.
