Rescue workers are now on site in Rishon Lezion, one of the suburbs of Tel Aviv that was hit by Iranian missiles. A reporter from BBC News says that dozens of security staff are clearing debris. Some wear weapons.
In Tehran Iranians are exposed to anti-Israeli propaganda, such as this large cloth on a square in the Iranian capital.
Israeli defense minister warns Iran: ‘Tehran will burn’ Israel Katz has warned Ayatollah Ali Khamenei not to fire more rockets on Israel. If he does not do that, “Tehran will burn,” warns the Israeli defense minister.
“The Iranian dictator hostages his citizens,” says Katz in a statement. “He drags them into a reality where she, and especially the inhabitants of Tehran, will pay the price for the damage caused by Israeli citizens.”
According to Israel, nuclear facilities in Natanz and Israel are considerably damaged an Israeli source within the army tells Reuters news agency that the nuclear facilities in Natanz and Isfahan have been quite damaged by Israeli attacks. The nuclear goals were hit during the first air strikes of Israel in the night from Thursday to Friday.
The source tells Reuters that it will take at least weeks before the damage to the locations is recovered.
Israel again kills scientists and members of revolutionary guard Israel has again killed members of the Islamic revolutionary guard. It concerns three people, reports the Iranian news agency Tasnim. Three nuclear scientists were also killed. Israel himself says he had killed a total of nine leading nuclear scientists in attacks on Iran.
Israel itself reports to have taken fire on Saturday Tehran. Iranian state media previously reported that eighty people were killed during attacks on Tehran.
Iran warns US, VK and France not to help Israel with defense Iran has warned the United States, the United Kingdom and France that their bases and ships in the region will be the target of attacks if they help to stop Tehran’s attacks on Israel. Iranian state media report.
Pope calls on Israel and Iran to be used on ‘mind’ Pope Leo XIV has called on Iran and Israel to behave “responsibly and wisely”. “Nobody can ever threaten the existence of another,” he said on Saturday in the Sint Pietersbasiliek in the Vatican.
Only a “sincere dialogue” can bring a safer world without a nuclear threat closer, the Pope said. “It is the duty of all countries to work on peace and to choose the way of reconciliation and to propose solutions that guarantee the safety and dignity of everyone.”
New York Times: Iran expected Great attack from Israel Only after the weekend Iran was completely surprised by the great Israeli attack. Those in power in the country took into account an attack, but not that it would come for planned consultation with the United States about the Iranian Atomic program on Sunday. The New York Times writes this on the basis of conversations with six high Iranian government representatives and two members of the revolutionary guard.
Because of this, Iran could not hit back as hard as it wanted. Iran’s highest leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, ordered to fire a thousand ballistic rockets on Israel as a retribution. But because of the Israeli attacks it was impossible to move the rockets quickly to launching devices, the newspaper writes. Iran eventually fired around a hundred rockets on Friday morning.
Iranian state television reports dead by attack in Tehran the Iranian state television reports that around sixty people were killed in an Israeli attack on Tehran. Among the people would be about twenty children. The numbers are not independently verified. It is also not clear when the attack would have taken place.
In several places in Israel, the damage is measured after the Iranian counterattack. Among other things, sub -cities of Tel Aviv were affected.
Israel kills two more Iranian commanders Two deputy commanders of the Iranian army were killed in Israeli attacks. Iranian state media report this on Saturday morning. It is not clear whether they died in the night from Friday to Saturday, or earlier.
Israel has already killed several senior soldiers during the attack that started a day ago. Among them are Hossein Salami, the commander of the revolutionary guard, and Mohammed Bagheri, the chief of the armed forces. The commander of the Air Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard was also killed.
Iran calls nuclear conversations ‘meaningless’ after Israeli attack In the period before the Israeli attack, Iran and the United States were indirectly discussed about a nuclear deal. In principle, a new conversation was planned on Sunday. But Iran calls the conversations “meaningless” after the attack of Israel.
“You cannot claim to negotiate and at the same time allow the Zionist regime to attack Iranian territory,” said a spokesperson for the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
With dozens of planes Iranian air defense to Israel, Israel has tried to “dismantle air defense in and around the Iranian capital Tehran”, a spokesperson for the Air Force said. Explosions were heard in several places in the Iranian capital in the night from Friday to Saturday. According to the spokesperson, Israeli combat aircraft had not flown so deeply into Iranian airspace.
Mutual attacks went through Iran and Israel last night again bombarded each other with rockets in the night from Friday to Saturday, after the Israeli attack of a night earlier. At least four people were killed in Israel. In Tehran a fire broke out at an airport.
Rescuers are now on site in Rishon Lezion, One of the Suburbs of Tel Aviv That was hit by Iranian Rockets. A Reporter from BBC News Says Diseases of Security Personnel Are Clearing Debris. Some are Carrying Weapons.
In Tehran, Iranians are Being Exposed to Anti-Israeli Propaganda, Such As This Large Canvas in A Square in the Iranian Capital.
Israeli Defense Minister Warns Iran: ‘Tehran Will Burn’ Israel Katz Has Warned Ayatollah Ali Khamei Not to Fire Any More Rockets at Israel. If he doesnn, “Tehran Will Burn,” Warns the Israeli Defense Minister.
“The Iranian Dictator is Holding His Citizens Hostage,” Katz Said in A Statement. “He is dragging them into a reality where they, and eSpeciate the Residents of Tehran, Will Pay the Price for the Damage Done to Israeli Citizens.”
Nuclear Facilities in Natanz and Isfahan Reportedly Badly Damaged by Israeli Source Within the Army Tells News Agency Reuters that the Nuclear Facilities in Natanz and Isfahan Have Been Damaged by Israeli Attacks. The Nuclear Targets Were Hit Turning the First Israeli Airstrikes on the Night of Thursday to Friday.
The Source Tells Reuters That It Will Take At Least Weeks Before the Damage to the Locations is Repaired.
Israel Kills Scientists and Members of Revolutionary Guards Again Israel Has Again Killed Members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard. It Concerns Three People, Reports The Iranian News Agency Tasnim. Three nuclear scientists have also killed again. Israel itself Says it has killed a total of nine prominent nuclear scientists in Attacks on Iran.
Israel itself reports on Saturday that tehran has bone tasks under fire. Earlier, Iranian State Media Reported That Eighty People Were Killed in Attacks On Tehran.
Iran Warns US, UK and France not to help Israel in Defense Iran Has Warned The United States, The United Kingdom and France That Their Bases And Ships In The Region Will Be Targeted If they Help Stop Tehran’s Attacks on Israel. This is reported by Iranian State Media.
Pope calls on Israel and Iran to use ‘Reason’ Pope Leo XIV Has Called on Iran and Israel To Behave “Responsible and Wisely.” “No one should ever threaten the Existence of Another,” He said Saturday in St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican.
Only a “Sincere Dialogue” Can Bring a Safer World Without Nuclear Threat Closer, The Pope Said. “It is the Duty of All Countries to Work for Peace and Choose the Path of Reconciliation and To Offer Solutions that Guarantee the Safety and Dignity of Everyone.”
New York Times: Iran Expected Major Attack from Israel Only After The Weekend Iran was completely Surprized by the Major Israeli Attack. Authorities in The Country Tok An Attack Into Account, But Not That would come Come Before Planned Consultations with the United States on the Iranian Nuclear Program on Sunday. The New York Times Writes This Based On Conversations with Six Senior Iranian Government Representatives and Two Members of the Revolutionary Guards.
As a result, Iran Could Not Strike Back As Hard as It Wanted. Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, ordered a thousand ballistic missiles to be fired at Israel in Retaliation. But the Israeli Attacks Made It Impossible to Quickly Move the Missiles to Launch Installations, The Newspaper Writes. Ultimately, Iran fired about a hundred Missiles on Friday Morning.
Iranian State Television Reports Deaths in Attack in Tehran Iranian State Television Reports That around sixty people have killed in An Israeli Attack on Tehran. Among the people are about twenty children. The Numbers Have Not Been Independently Verified. It is also not clear when the attack would have tasks place.
The Damage is Being Measured in Several Places in Israel After the Iranian Counter-Attack. Suburbs or Tel Aviv Were Among Those Affected.
Israel Kills Two More Iranian Commanders Two Deputy Commanders of the Iranian Army Have Been Killed in Israeli Attacks. This is reported by Iranian State Media on Saturday Morning. It is not clear Whether they died on the night of Friday to Saturday, or Earlier.
Israel Has Already Killed Several Senior Military Personnel Dooring the Attack That Started A Day Ago. Among Them are Hossein Salami, The Commander of the Revolutionary Guards, and Mohammed Bagheri, The Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces. The Commander of the Air Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard was also killed.
Iran Calls Nuclear Talks ‘Meaningless’ After Israeli Attack in the Period Before the Israeli Attack, Iran and the United States Were Indirectly in Talks About A Nuclear Deal. In principle, a new conversation was Planned for Sunday. But Iran Calls the Talks “Meaningless” After the Attack By Israel.
“You cannot claim to be negotiating and at the same time allow the zionist regime to attack Iranian territory,” Said a Spokesman for the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Israel Attacks Iranian Air Defenses with Diseases of Planes Israel Has Tried To “Dismantle” The Air Defenses in And Around the Iranian Capital Tehran, An Air Force Spokesperson Said. Explosions Were Heard in Several Places in the Iranian Capital on the Night of Friday to Saturday. Accordance to the Spokesperson, Israeli Fighter Planes never had Flown So Deep Into Iranian Airspace Before.
Mutual Attacks Continued Last Night Iran and Israel Again Attacked Each Other with Rockets on the Night of Friday to Saturday, After the Israeli Attack the Night Before. At Least Four People have died in Israel. A Fire has broken out at an airport in Tehran.