9:33 PM Today
At least three dead and 14 injured were reported after Iran's latest attack.
Israeli emergency services confirmed that at least three people were killed and 14 injured in the latest Iranian attack.
Initially, Magen David Adom reported that the deceased was a young woman in her twenties, who was found in the rubble of her home, which was hit by one of the missiles.
However, a short time later they added that “Northern District firefighters rescued four people trapped inside the destroyed house, including two women who were found dead. According to a report from medical sources, three people died and 14 were injured in the incident.”
“MDA teams are searching the area to locate and search for more victims,” the service said, confirming their work “at the site of the collapse of a four-story building.”
“This is a site of extensive destruction, with a four-story building damaged, with the upper floor partially collapsed. Nearby homes were damaged, and the street was in chaos. We approached the house, which had suffered significant destruction, and residents helped us rescue an unconscious woman in her 20s, who was showing no signs of life,” said one of the paramedics working at the scene.
9:24 PM Today
Iran confirmed that the latest Israeli attacks hit two fuel depots and the Defense Ministry.
Iran's Oil Ministry confirmed that the latest Israeli attacks, which occurred after midnight on Saturday, had hit two fuel depots. The depots were the Shahran depot, northwest of Tehran, and another reservoir south of the city.
Earlier, the IDF had attacked the South Pars plant in Bushehr province.
9:10 PM Today
Iran's Disinformation Campaign to Hide Its Military Failure from Israel
Early Friday morning, Israel launched Operation Rising Lion on Iranian soil. In a matter of hours, the army dealt a severe blow to the ayatollahs' regime, attacking nuclear facilities and eliminating much of the military leadership. The fragility of the Islamic Republic was more exposed than ever in the face of Israel's overwhelming offensive to curb the Iranian nuclear program. For this reason, Tehran, still bewildered, once again resorted to a disinformation campaign to hide its military failure.
9:02 PM Today
Iran said it will no longer cooperate with the IAEA following Israeli attacks on its nuclear facilities.
"It is senseless that these peaceful sites are attacked and the agency remains silent," argued Kazem Gharibabadi, Iran's deputy foreign minister in charge of nuclear issues.
The Iranian regime said Saturday that it will stop cooperating “as before” with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The statement comes in response to the international organization’s “silence” following recent Israeli bombings of nuclear sites in Iran.
8:48 PM Today
The Defense Forces confirmed that it is safe to leave the shelters.
After missiles were recorded in the Haifa area, the Defense Forces confirmed to the public that it is safe to leave the shelters.
Meanwhile, the fire service reported that at least two buildings in the region had been hit by projectiles and were dispatched to the scene to assist the victims and extinguish a blaze in the coastal and northern districts.
So far, 14 injuries have been confirmed.
8:34 PM Today
The first Iranian missiles in Israeli skies
The Army shared images of the first Iranian missiles flying in Israeli skies and being intercepted by the anti-aircraft defense system.
The Defense Forces confirmed a new Iranian attack.
The Defense Forces confirmed that Iran launched a new attack against Israel and called on the population to take shelter, shortly after alarms were activated in various parts of the country.
"The Israel Defense Forces have identified that missiles were recently launched from Iran toward Israeli territory. Defense systems are working to intercept the threat," they said in a statement, stressing the importance of seeking shelter, as"the defense system is not airtight."
They also stated that the Air Force continues to operate against military targets in Tehran.
8:04 PM Today
The Israeli President called on the international community to support his fight against Iran:"Nuclear weapons in the hands of a murderous ideology are a threat."
Israeli President Isaac Herzog called on the international community on Saturday to support his fight against Iran, stressing that the Iranian nuclear program represents a threat not only to his country's existence but to the world as a whole.
“We find ourselves at a historic crossroads for the entire Middle East: between a terrorist jihad that seeks to dominate the region, and a horizon of collaboration and peace for the future ,” he began by saying in a video, in which he then called for “uncompromising” support for his troops.
“This is not just our war, but the war of all those who seek a common future in our region. Nuclear weapons in the hands of a murderous ideology are a threat to humanity,” he insisted.
