Iran promised Israel that he was going to respond and has not stopped doing it. Tehran has returned to launch new attacks in the early hours of Saturday on several points of Israel.
Iranian forces have launched a third and fourth half -silege of missiles in the early hours of this Saturday and, from the country, the media report the launch of a new missile battle to Israel.
At least one woman has died and another 63 people have been injured of diverse consideration, including a man in serious condition, as a consequence of the launch of around 100 Iranian missiles against Israel this Friday in retaliation to the wave of Israeli bombardments in various points of the Iranian territory, including several nuclear facilities such as the enrichment plant of Uranium of Fordo, located in the province of Qom.
Most of the victims arose from direct impacts in a block of 32 floors in Tel Aviv and in the adjoining city of Ramat Gan, the Israeli News Portal Ynet has reported, citing sources from the National Ambulance Service of Israel, Magen David Adom (MDA), and local residents.
An Israeli military, as collected Reutershas also confirmed that Israel is answering the missiles of Iran and explained that its “area strength continues to attack objectives in Iranian territory.”
Iranian media also reported several explosions that hit different points of Tehran, including their airport, without an official confirmation that are Israeli attacks.
As reported by the Magen David Adom (MDA) emergency body, attacks on Israeli soil have left, for the moment, at least 13 people injured, of which two are in state “Serious” and “critical.”
In a statement, the MDA said that a missile fell into a residential area of the Israeli coastal plains, where it is “providing medical care” to those affected.
“The permission to fight is granted to those against whom an unfair war is fought, because they have been aggrieved. And, certainly, God is fully capable of granting them victory. The noble Quran (22:39)”, says the text shared by the army of Iran.
Qatar and Saudi Arabia urge the US to work “together” for peace
The Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani, has urged the president of the United States, Donald Trump, to combine efforts to reduce the escalation of violence in the Middle East, after Israel has bombarded dozens of objectives in Iran, killing the head of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard (IRGC).
This request has occurred during a phone call in which both have “discussed the latest events in the region”, emphasizing the aforementioned Israeli attack on the Islamic Republic of Iran.
In this regard, Trump has asserted that the United States will not cease its involvement in “efforts to resolve the crisis in order to preserve regional security and stability,” according to a statement shared by the Qatari government.
The American tycoon has also talked with the heir prince of Saudi Arabia, Mohamed Bin Salmán, whose central theme has also been “the events in the region” in general and more specifically “Israeli military operations against Iran”, according to a brief note of the Saudi authorities.
On this occasion, both Bin Salmán and Trump have agreed to underline the “critical importance of moderation, unwrapping and resolution of all disputes by diplomatic means.”
To this end, they have insisted that it is essential to “continue working together”, all with the objective of achieving “the security, peace and stability” of the Middle East.
