The U.S. House of Representatives voted 404-14 condemning Iran’s attack on Israel.
The commander of the Iranian army adds details about the attack tonight in Isfahan: "The attacking tools were very small drones, our experts are currently evaluating the incident and will announce its results later."
If they were so small why would you take so long to find out what happened ?
If they were so small why would you take so long to find out what happened ?
Oman condemns 'Israeli attack' on Isfahan.
Why would they condemn something that the Iranians claim it never happened…?
Why would they condemn something that the Iranians claim it never happened…?
Remains of Israeli armaments are exhibited south of Baghdad in Iraq.
Micro drones don’t use such weapons and they don’t need to fly above Iraq if they came from within Iran.
Micro drones don’t use such weapons and they don’t need to fly above Iraq if they came from within Iran.
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The Jewish and other decent students at Columbia University are chanting “GOD BLESS AMERICA”!
The rest of the students are supporting terrorism and are chanting
“DEATH TO AMERICA”.
The rest of the students are supporting terrorism and are chanting
“DEATH TO AMERICA”.
9 targets near Tabriz and Isfahan were attacked early this morning.
3-6 Israeli F-35s were seen above Syria and Iraq prior to the attack.
3-6 Israeli F-35s were seen above Syria and Iraq prior to the attack.
A report in the Wall Street Journal: Biden is considering giving Israel additional aid in the amount of about a billion dollars, which will include, among other things, tank ammunition and other types of ammunition
Iranian report in the IRGC telegram channel:
UAVs were used to destroy the S300 air defense systems
Then fighter jets attacked from Iraqi airspace!
UAVs were used to destroy the S300 air defense systems
Then fighter jets attacked from Iraqi airspace!
Iran has conveyed to Israel its lack of interest in military escalation in the region, with the message being transmitted through Russian intermediaries.
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“The world needs to know that the only thing that's standing between the Gazan people and a ceasefire, is Hamas. They have rejected generous proposals from Israel.”
US Sec of State Antony Blinken speaks on the "imperative of getting to a ceasefire"
US Sec of State Antony Blinken speaks on the "imperative of getting to a ceasefire"
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A man is holed up in a room in a building of the Iranian embassy in Paris, in the presence of the ambassador.
He wears an explosive belt and threatens to blow himself up.
A security perimeter has been set up.
He wears an explosive belt and threatens to blow himself up.
A security perimeter has been set up.
The French security forces managed to arrest the person who threatened to blow up the Iranian embassy in France.
The Hunger Games: The Biden administration knowingly lies about the situation in Gaza and thus echoes the blood plot about "hunger" and "genocide". Israel is silent, but many American Jews are considering for the first time to leave the Democratic Party.
The quantities of food that Israel brings into Gaza are enormous, much more than it needs, and the Americans know this down to the smallest detail. For many months now, a square forum has been held every evening at 8:00 p.m., with the participation of representatives of Israel, the United States, the United Nations, and Egypt, where a daily report was given on the humanitarian situation in Gaza. On behalf of Israel, representatives of the Coordinator of Government Operations in Judaea Samaria and Gaza are participating in the meeting. The Americans are represented by the special envoy for humanitarian affairs to Gaza, Ambassador David Sutherfield. Together they count how many trucks were inspected and entered the Strip, how many unloaded their contents inside it and how many did not, and how hungry the people in Gaza are. Well, surprise, surprise - they don't. Here are the highlights of the data, as presented to the Americans by the Israel Defense Forces: 21 bakeries operate in the south of the Gaza Strip and in the center of it, and three more in the north. They bake millions of pitas a day. The amount of water produced in the Gaza Strip is more than 20 liters of drinking and cooking water per person per day. 3,350 coordinates - 83% of the requests - were made between the IDF and the aid organizations to bring in the aid (contrary to the organizations' claim that there was no such coordination). So far, almost 19,000 aid trucks have entered the Gaza Strip, which included 350,000 tons of humanitarian aid and 250,000 tons of food. A total of 22,763 trucks totaling approximately 428,710 tons entered since the beginning of the war, most of which brought food. "There is no shortage of food in Gaza, nor has there been," says an Israeli source familiar with the details. "The stores are full, the markets are bursting with goods. Fruits, vegetables, shawarma, pita bread, there is everything. You can also see in the pictures. Do you know why the caravans that come in are no longer looted? Because there is no shortage. The quantities that come in are not normal, so there is no reason to take over There is nothing missing on the trucks." This situation is well known to the official American representatives. Nevertheless, they drive the Israeli system crazy with endless demands. President Biden personally demanded that Netanyahu reopen the Ashdod port for supplies to Gaza, and allow the entry of goods from the north of the Gaza Strip. He justified this by claiming that Israel brings 100 trucks a day into the Strip, even though he - or at least his people - know that even on the thinnest days their number was at least double. On top of all this, everyone who deals with the issue, including the international authorities, knows that Israel brings in much more than Gaza is able to absorb. For many weeks, long lines of trucks have been on the Gaza side of the Kerem Shalom crossing, because there is no one to receive and distribute their contents. This is the only criticism that the Israelis, in a refined way, are willing to say publicly and officially. The coordinator of the Israel Defense Forces, Major General Rasan Alian, published an unusual announcement last week in which he said: "We have extended the hours of operation and added the inspection measures. The logistical gaps for the collection and distribution of the aid prove that Israel is not a bottleneck in everything related to the provision of humanitarian aid. The UN must carry out the work it is entrusted with, and do it as required. The lack of the UN's capabilities actually harms the humanitarian effort led by Israel." The return of the blood plot These things are only the tip of the iceberg of what the officials busy with aid are thinking in the closed rooms.
The quantities of food that Israel brings into Gaza are enormous, much more than it needs, and the Americans know this down to the smallest detail. For many months now, a square forum has been held every evening at 8:00 p.m., with the participation of representatives of Israel, the United States, the United Nations, and Egypt, where a daily report was given on the humanitarian situation in Gaza. On behalf of Israel, representatives of the Coordinator of Government Operations in Judaea Samaria and Gaza are participating in the meeting. The Americans are represented by the special envoy for humanitarian affairs to Gaza, Ambassador David Sutherfield. Together they count how many trucks were inspected and entered the Strip, how many unloaded their contents inside it and how many did not, and how hungry the people in Gaza are. Well, surprise, surprise - they don't. Here are the highlights of the data, as presented to the Americans by the Israel Defense Forces: 21 bakeries operate in the south of the Gaza Strip and in the center of it, and three more in the north. They bake millions of pitas a day. The amount of water produced in the Gaza Strip is more than 20 liters of drinking and cooking water per person per day. 3,350 coordinates - 83% of the requests - were made between the IDF and the aid organizations to bring in the aid (contrary to the organizations' claim that there was no such coordination). So far, almost 19,000 aid trucks have entered the Gaza Strip, which included 350,000 tons of humanitarian aid and 250,000 tons of food. A total of 22,763 trucks totaling approximately 428,710 tons entered since the beginning of the war, most of which brought food. "There is no shortage of food in Gaza, nor has there been," says an Israeli source familiar with the details. "The stores are full, the markets are bursting with goods. Fruits, vegetables, shawarma, pita bread, there is everything. You can also see in the pictures. Do you know why the caravans that come in are no longer looted? Because there is no shortage. The quantities that come in are not normal, so there is no reason to take over There is nothing missing on the trucks." This situation is well known to the official American representatives. Nevertheless, they drive the Israeli system crazy with endless demands. President Biden personally demanded that Netanyahu reopen the Ashdod port for supplies to Gaza, and allow the entry of goods from the north of the Gaza Strip. He justified this by claiming that Israel brings 100 trucks a day into the Strip, even though he - or at least his people - know that even on the thinnest days their number was at least double. On top of all this, everyone who deals with the issue, including the international authorities, knows that Israel brings in much more than Gaza is able to absorb. For many weeks, long lines of trucks have been on the Gaza side of the Kerem Shalom crossing, because there is no one to receive and distribute their contents. This is the only criticism that the Israelis, in a refined way, are willing to say publicly and officially. The coordinator of the Israel Defense Forces, Major General Rasan Alian, published an unusual announcement last week in which he said: "We have extended the hours of operation and added the inspection measures. The logistical gaps for the collection and distribution of the aid prove that Israel is not a bottleneck in everything related to the provision of humanitarian aid. The UN must carry out the work it is entrusted with, and do it as required. The lack of the UN's capabilities actually harms the humanitarian effort led by Israel." The return of the blood plot These things are only the tip of the iceberg of what the officials busy with aid are thinking in the closed rooms.