Israel dawns this Sunday after a night interrupted by two new waves of attacks since Iran that have hit several points of the country and left at least eight people deceased and more than 150 wounds, in addition to destroyed buildings.
They are the bombings that have caused the most human damage in Israel since the recent climbing of tensions with Iran, which began last Thursday night with the offensive of the Netanyahu Benjamin government over the Persian country.
The fifth wave of attacks, which occurred in the last hours of Saturday, hit the north of the country, especially in the city of Tamra, near Haifa, where the Israeli police have so far confirmed the death of four women, two of them around the forties, one of 20 years and a girl of 13.
Israeli media report that the four were part of the same family.
Police assures that they rescued “several people trapped with different degrees of wounds” at the place of the attack.
The sixth wave of attacks, which arrived in the early hours of Sunday, caused damage to two points of the country, one in Bat Yam, south of Tel Aviv, and another in Sefelá, west of Jerusalem.
According to Magen David Adom (MDA), Israeli emergency services, four people died in Bat Yam: a 69 -year -old woman, an 80 -year -old woman and two children around 10, in addition to registering 100 injured people, among which four in serious state and seven in a moderate state are counted.
The authorities claimed to continue looking for victims under the debris of the impacted buildings, one of which is a large eight -story building, so the number of people affected could increase.
In Sefelá, the MDA reported having served two serious injured, 12 moderate injured and 23 minor injured for a total of 37 people affected.
Taking into account the consequences of both the fifth and the sixth wave of Iranian bombing on Israel in different parts of the country, there are eight fatalities and more than 150 people injured during the night elapsed between Saturday and Sunday.
The Israeli chain Channel 12 and The Times of Israel Cifran in 200 injured by citing emergency services.
Israel also bombed Iran, although so far it is unknown if attacks have caused human damage.
The Israel Defense Forces (FDI) confirmed to have attacked headquarters of the Ministry of Defense in Iran and the headquarters of the Organization for Innovation and Defensive Research (SPND) in addition to other objectives “related to the nuclear weapons project of the Iranian regime.”
Iranian media such as Press TV or the Tasnim agency also reported a fire at the Shahran refinery facilities, near Tehran, which would also have been reached.
Since Israel launched its extensive offensive against Iran on Thursday night to last Friday, more than 100 people have died in the Persian country following the attacks, among which are members of the Iranian military dome and nuclear scientists who worked in the country’s uranium enrichment projects.
On Israeli, in addition to the eight fatalities caused by the last bombings, three more people had died in previous days in Tel Aviv, carrying the total number of deaths to 11 waiting for the total reach of tonight’s destruction to be known.
