Israel’s military says it has prepared plans to respond to a possible Iranian attack. The army’s spokesman, Daniel Hagari, said late Friday that Israel is ready for a wide variety of scenarios that include both defensive and offensive actions.
He also said that Israel’s military chief has completed a situation assessment with the head of the US Central Command Erik Kurilla who is visiting Israel, while Israeli settlers storm a West Bank village.
Our defenses are ready and know how to deal with every threat separately, Hagari told reporters. Next to defense, we are prepared to attack. We are ready to attack with a range of capabilities and we know how to act and protect the people of Israel.
Israel has been bracing for a possible Iranian attack since an airstrike killed two Iranian generals in the Syrian capital of Damascus last week. Hagari said the visit by Kurilla is meant to guarantee that the possible coordination between us is tight.
Dozens of Israeli settlers rampaged through the village of al-Mughayyir in search of a missing 14-year-old Israeli boy, according to rights group Yesh Din. The group said that settlers were shooting and setting houses on fire in the village.
Palestinian health officials said one Palestinian was killed and 18 were wounded. Videos posted to X, formerly Twitter, by the rights group showed dark clouds of smoke billowing from burning cars as gunshots rang out.
The Palestinian Health Ministry reported that one man was declared dead upon arrival at a hospital, though details were not provided.
At least 18 injured Palestinians were treated at hospitals, with the Palestine Red Crescent Society noting eight of the wounded had suffered gunshot wounds from settlers.
Demonstrators rallied outside the US Embassy in Tel Aviv on Friday to call for the release of dozens of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza. Protesters carried large photos of hostages as well as signs with slogans, calling for help from US President Joe Biden.
Our only hope is international intervention, mainly the US administration, said Zahiro Mor, the nephew of Avraham Munder, one of the hostages.
Hamas is believed to be holding roughly 100 hostages, as well as the remains of about 30 people who were killed on the 7th October or who have died in captivity.
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But these incompetent idiots we not prepared on power outages and computer hacks that switched off their radars and defense systems all together. So Iran could launch 400+ drones that took five hours to reach Israel and nobody noticed this, not even Centcom. They finished off the attack with hyper sonic missiles destroying military bases and other objects that forms a big threat against humanity.
The mouth of these liars, rapists and murderers is bigger than their assholes, using the media to derail reality over the past 79 years, but now that the shit hits the fan, what now? Blocking their citizens from showing pictures of the destruction to keep the lies running?