The Israeli army warned Friday that dozens of new Iranian missiles are directed against Israel, after a first wave in retaliation for Israeli attacks against nuclear facilities and their military dome from dawn.
“The attack continues. Dozens of missiles towards the state of Israel,” said the army in a message, in which he asks the population to follow the instructions of the authorities.
After the announcement, the alarms sounded again in the city of Jerusalem, where explosions were heard due to the interceptions of Israeli antimile systems.
Before, the Israeli forces warned that Iran had shot missiles against the country, and that the army was activated to try to intercept threats.
Israel also asked not to share images of possible impacts since “the enemy monitors them to improve their abilities,” according to a military statement.
Israeli emergency services went to seven sites in the Gush Dan area, in the north of Tel Aviv, by notices after the attack with dozens of missiles by Iran.
According to the live images of the Israeli city and the media reports of Israel, at least one projectile hit Tel Aviv, after which a thick column of smoke was lifted in the sky of the city.
At this time, emergency teams “are looking for 7 sites reported in Gush Dan,” according to Magen David Adom, Israeli emergency service.
With EFE information.
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