in Israel, a woman killed in an attack in Beersheba, in the south of the country; Iran ready to react in case of Israeli attacks

2024-10-06 15:54:58

The essentials of October 6th at noon

• New Israeli bombing on the southern outskirts of <a href="https://time.news/france-will-act-against-radical-israeli-settlers-works-to-calm-tension-in-lebanon/" title="France will act against “radical” Israeli settlers; works to calm tension in Lebanon“>Beirut

According to the Lebanese National Information Agency, an Israeli raid targeted a building located between Laylaki and Mreijeh on Sunday morning. Images from the Lebanese Al-Jadeed channel show clouds of smoke rising from a neighborhood of the capital. At least twenty-three people were killed and another ninety-three wounded in yesterday’s Israeli bombing in Lebanon, the Lebanese Health Ministry said in a message on X.

• Lebanese Prime Minister calls for “pressure on Israel” for ceasefire

Najib Mikati, Lebanese Prime Minister, published it a statement in which he thanks Emmanuel Macron for his “his support for Lebanon and his solidarity with the Lebanese people in the face of the trials that befall them. His announcement yesterday of holding an international conference in support of Lebanon this month in France is the best evidence of this support.”

• The Israeli army is asking residents of twenty-five towns in southern Lebanon to evacuate

In a message, Avichay Adraee, the Israeli army’s Arabic-language spokesman, ordered residents of twenty-five communities to evacuate their homes and move immediately north of the Awali River. “Be careful, you are not allowed to go south. Any movement southward endangers your life. We will tell you the appropriate and safe time to return home. »

• Return to school in Lebanon postponed to November 4th

Abbas Halabi, Lebanon’s education minister, held a press conference on Sunday and announced that 1.25 million children, from kindergarten to high school, will return to school on November 4, due to the war between Israel and Hezbollah.

• Iran has prepared its response in case of an Israeli attack

Tehran has already prepared its response plan in case Israel carries out an attack on Iranian territory, the agency said on Sunday Tasnimciting a military source. “The draft response necessary to a possible Zionist action is completely ready and, if Israel acts, the Iranian counterattack will be implemented”according to the Tasnim agency.

• Iranian Oil Minister visits key energy site after Israeli threats

Mohsen Paknejad, Iranian Oil Minister, visited ” Kharg Island to visit oil industry facilities and meet employees »the ministry’s organ, Shana, reported. Located in the western part of the Arabian Gulf, Kharg Island is home to Iran’s largest crude oil export terminal. On Saturday he visited the port city of Assalouyeh, a major petrochemical center in the country also located in the Gulf, citing “a normal business trip”according to state television.

• At least twenty-six dead after Israeli attacks on mosque and school in Gaza

At least twenty-six people have died in the central Gaza Strip as a result of Israeli attacks on a mosque and a school hosting displaced people, the Defense Ministry announced on Sunday. Ministry of Health of the Gaza Strip. The Israeli army for his part he assured that he had struck “Hamas terrorists operating out of a command and control center located in a facility that previously served as a mosque”without providing a precise evaluation.

• The Israeli army says it is “surrounding” Jabaliya in the northern Gaza Strip

The Israeli army said this on Sunday “surround” the Jabaliya area in the northern Gaza Strip, where he believes Palestinian Hamas is rebuilding its capabilities despite months of fighting and airstrikes. “Troops from the 401st and 460th Brigades have successfully surrounded the area and are currently continuing their operations in the sector”wrote the army in a communicated.

• The “Washington Post” reveals the hidden side of how pagers and walkie-talkies work

THE American newspaper provides details on the pagers and walkie-talkies used by Hezbollah members that exploded on September 17 and 18, killing dozens and wounding thousands. In 2015, Mossad booby-trapped walkie-talkies used by Hezbollah. These devices gave Israel full access to the movement’s communications. In 2022, the Mossad begins to develop a new plan to target the movement.