⚡️Yedioth Ahronoth:

Apparently, no Israeli army radar on the ground, in the air, or at sea detected the Jaffa drone that struck Tel Aviv tonight, so that sirens could be sounded to warn residents and prevent the targeting of an international strategic site, which is the US embassy building in Tel Aviv.

This is absolute blindness in a period in which all... The systems are on alert and the alert is high.

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⚡️The collapse of the work of institutions in the "state" of the Emirates due to the global outage

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⚡️- Associated Press reports disruption to its services

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⚡️- SkyNews has resumed broadcasting but is reduced to sightreading coverage due to teleprompters bluescreening

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Israeli army spokesman - Hagari: The army estimates that the drone that struck Tel Aviv during the night was launched from Yemen.

• The drone made its way to Tel Aviv from the sea

• The Iranian-made Samed 3 plane ( The plane was made in Yemen) was launched by Ansar Allah from Yemen

• We intercepted another drone that attempted to infiltrate occupied Palestinian eastern borders in parallel with the explosion of the Tel Aviv drone

• No change to the instructions on the occupied home front

• The protection system does not guarantee 100% protection - we are investigating the incident and working to improve our capabilities. We have strengthened our defense capabilities in the country’s skies to improve detection, warning and interception capabilities.

• We strengthened our defense capabilities in the center of the country

• The possibility of an Israeli attack against Yemen is not ruled out

• The military will conduct attack assessments in the coming days to better understand what needs to be adjusted to defend, and what the response will be against those who threaten Israel.

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⚡️Sirens sound in Metula, northern Palestine

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⚡️Hebrew media: News of two explosions in Carmel

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Sirens sound in the Western Galilee.

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⚡️- Outages continue to plague various Western aligned institutions around the world.

In Germany, hospitals have cancelled all elective procedures due to IT disruptions.

In Spain, airports are still under significant disruption and delay.

In France, IT preparations for the 2024 Paris Olympics are significantly delayed.

In the United States, airlines are still grounded and many regions are still suffering from outages, including emergency services and utilities.

In the United Kingdom, airlines are either delayed or grounded, rail operations are curbed, NHS is still largely defunct for many users, and the London Stock Market is suffering glitches.

In Israel, hospitals, banks, ports, and computers are suffering nationwide outages affecting logistics and public utilities.

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Microsoft: The malfunction is caused by a defect that causes devices running Windows and CrowdStrike Falcon to continuously reboot.

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Inews UK has a long and detailed article, Dead bodies in the rubble: Gaza’s lost generation of footballers, on the hundreds of football players who died in Gaza and all the stadiums that got destroyed.

It’s a long read, but worth it.

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Journalist Khalil Nasrallah:

After the "Tel Aviv" strike, Saudi Arabia must listen to Sana'a's demands.

Circumstances have changed, and with them the price has changed, and this must become Riyadh.

If the Yemeni winds blow in the direction of Saudi Arabia, they will exceed hurricanes in strength.

Bin Salman must understand and not bet on the Americans, because no one will stop Sanaa from achieving its rights.

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⚡️A new video from another point of the moment the drone launched by Ansar Allah struck a building in Tel Aviv, killing at least one Israeli illegal settler and injuring many others as per occupation authorities have announced

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CrowdStrike Impacts by Region update at 1:20 pm UTC+04:00

Australia

- Media: ABC, SBS, Seven Network, Nine Network
- Airlines: Qantas, Virgin Australia, Jetstar
- Airports: Sydney, Melbourne
- Supermarkets: Woolworths, Coles
- Banks: NAB, ANZ, Commonwealth Bank, Bendigo Bank, Suncorp
- Retailers and Fast Food Chains: KFC, self-checkout systems

Belgium
- Train ticket purchases, digital announcements
- Media: JOE, QMusic
- Banks, post services
- Airports: Brussels, Charleroi

Canada
- TD Canada Trust mobile app outage.

Croatia
- Central Health Information System
- Air Traffic Control

France
- TV channels: TF1, TFX, LCI, Canal+
- Systems for the 2024 Paris Olympics

Germany
- Berlin Airport, Lufthansa
- Hospitals in Lübeck and Kiel

Chinese Mainland
- Blue screens of death, early holidays for employees.

Hong Kong SAR
- Hong Kong International Airport
- Airlines: Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong Express, Hong Kong Airlines

India
- Airlines: Air India, Indigo, Akasa Air, SpiceJet, Vistara
- IT firms: Oracle, Nokia

Israel
- Magen David Adom
- Hospitals: Sheba, Laniado, Rambam
- Israel Post, banks, pharmaceutical companies

Malaysia
- Railway operator KTMB’s ticketing system

Netherlands
- Schiphol airport, KNAB bank, Transavia Airlines
- Government services, hospitals

New Zealand
- Banks: ANZ, ASB, Kiwibank, Westpac
- Supermarkets: Woolworths, Foodstuffs
- Auckland Transport, Christchurch Airport

Philippines
- Banks, telecommunications, broadcasts, supermarkets
- Cebu Pacific flights

South Korea
- Jeju Air

Singapore
- Changi Airport

Spain
- ENAIRE's Aena

Switzerland
- Zurich Airport

United Kingdom
- Sky News, CBBC
- Airports: Edinburgh, Gatwick
- Rail companies
- NHS services
- London Stock Exchange
- Ladbrokes Coral

United States
- Impacts:
- Ground stops for United, Delta, American Airlines
- 911 service outages in Alaska, Arizona, New Hampshire

The list is destined to grow inexorably. Many other countries like Italy and UAE are reporting severe disruptions. Shares of Microsoft and CrowdStrike dropped as a result of the outage.

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