New nightly attacks against Israel – five injured

The wing alarm sounded all over Israel when Iran began a new wave of robotic attacks against the country. Among other things, the robots must have beaten in Tel Aviv and the port city of Haifa in northern Israel.

Robots from Tel Aviv see robots moving over the night sky and there are also strong explosions, Reuters writes. Several residential buildings in a densely populated area in the city must have been destroyed and several windows in a hotel nearby are said to have been blown out by the pressure waves. One of the robots should also have struck in a popular food market in the city, Shuk Hacarmle.

In the morning, the death toll rose to five people after ongoing search and rescue efforts in the masses, Haaretz writes.

Among the killed are two women and one man, all in his 70s, according to the BBC.

Tel Aviv-Bon31-year-old Guydo Tetelbaun, tells Reuters that the wing alarm started shortly after 04 o’clock on Monday morning.

– As usual, we went to the shelter which is across the street. Just a few minutes later, the door to the shelter was blown in, says Guydo Tetelbaun to the News Agency.

Explosions should also have been heard in Jerusalem.

In total, around 100 people should have been injured around Israel. At least 92 people have needed hospital care, Haaretz writes. A number are still missing.

Rescue and search efforts are still ongoing in Haifa, in northern Israel. Around 30 people have been reported injured, according to Israeli authorities. There has also been information about fires at an electric power plant near the harbor.

At the same time, continues the Israeli attacks against Iran. In the morning, the Israeli Army states that facilities belonging to the Quds force in the Iranian Revolutionary Guard (IGC) in Tehran, write Haaretz.

At least 224 people have been killed in Iran since Israel began its attack on the country last Friday, stated the Iranian news agency Mehr late on Sunday evening. In Israel, at least 19 people have been killed since Friday, according to the Israeli, national rescue service writes BBC.