Israel The Foreign Minister said on Wednesday that he UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres are being prevented from entering the country because they on Israel Iran has not ‘unequivocally condemned’ the missile attack.
According to the news agency Reuters, Iran on Tuesday night its allies Ismail HoneyH and Hassan Nasrallah More than 180 ballistic missiles were fired at Israel to avenge the killing of
Antonio Guterres issued a brief statement on the attack that referred only to the “latest attacks in the Middle East” and condemned the subsequent escalation of violence.
Israel’s Foreign Minister Yisrael Kats said that Antonio Guterres’ failure to condemn Iran made him an unpopular figure in Israel.
Members of Israel’s Home Front Command and police forces inspect a crater near a school building damaged by missiles fired by Iran in the southern Israeli city of Gedra on October 1, 2024 (AF p)
The Israeli foreign minister added: ‘Anyone who cannot unequivocally condemn Iran’s heinous attack on Israel, as almost all countries in the world have done, does not deserve to set foot on Israeli soil.’
According to him: “With or without Antonio Guterres, Israel will defend its citizens and maintain national dignity.”
Earlier on Wednesday morning, Iran said its missile attack on Israel had ended, while Israel and the United States hinted at retaliation against Tehran, raising fears of a wider war.
According to the AFP news agency, Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said in a post on X on Wednesday morning: “Our action is complete, unless the Israeli government provokes further retaliation.” In that case, our response will be stronger and more powerful.’
Tuesday night’s attack by Iran is the biggest military blow yet against Israel, triggering sirens across the country, explosions in occupied Jerusalem and the Jordan River Valley, and the evacuation of entire populations. asked to move to shelters for
Israel said the attack involved more than 180 ballistic missiles, while Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said it used hypersonic Fatah missiles for the first time on Tuesday and that 90 percent of its missiles hit their targets in Israel.
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Officials say no injuries were reported in Israel, but one person died in the occupied West Bank.
Iran described the operation as ‘defensive’, saying it was only intended to target Israeli military installations. Iran’s official news agency says three Israeli military bases were targeted.
According to Tehran, this attack was carried out in response to Israel’s killing of Hezbollah and Hamas leaders and aggression against Hezbollah in Lebanon and Gaza.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to retaliate against Iran’s attacks.
At the start of an emergency meeting of the Political Security Cabinet late on Tuesday night, he said: ‘Iran has made a big mistake tonight and it will pay the price.’
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2024-10-02 16:50:12