Israeli strike kills 73 Palestinians in Gaza | Live coverage

Hezbollah says it has launched a rocket salvo on a military base in northern Israel

The Lebanese movement Hezbollah said it launched a large salvo of rockets on a military base near the town of Safed in northern Israel.

Hezbollah fighters fired a large salvo of rockets on this base east of Safed in response to attacks by the Israeli enemy against villages and houses in Lebanon, the pro-Iran group said.

This is the seventh time that Hezbollah claims to have targeted Safed and its surroundings in two days.

Agence France-Presse

Environ 70 projectiles fired from Lebanon to Israel in minutes

Environ 70 projectiles were fired Sunday morning from Lebanon towards northern Israel in a few minutes, announced the Israeli army which intercepted a certain name.

After warning sirens sounded between 11:09 and 11:12 a.m. in the eastern and northern Galilee regions, around 70 projectiles were spotted entering from Lebanonthe army said in a statement. The day before, Lebanese Hezbollah had fired more than 200 rockets at Israel, according to the army.

Agence France-Presse

Gaza Civil Defense announces 73 dead in Israeli strike in north

The Civil Defense of the Gaza Strip said that an Israeli strike left at least 73 dead Saturday evening in a residential area of ​​Beit Lahia, in the north of the Palestinian territory where the army is leading a new offensive against Hamas.

Civil Defense teams found 73 dead and a large number injured in a strike targeting a residential area de Beit Lahia and there are still dead people under the rubbleindicated to theAFP the spokesperson for Civil Defense, Mahmoud Bassal.

Rescuers were still searching for survivors, but lacked the equipment to search the area, he added.

All the victims, including several families, were transported to Kamal Adwan hospital in the Jabalia refugee camp, south of Beit Lahia, the spokesperson said.

The Hamas government media office confirmed the death toll, noting that women and children were among the dead.

The Israeli army claimed that the toll given by the Gaza authorities does not match to the information in its possession, in particular the ammunition used and the precision of a strike on a Hamas target.

On October 6, the army launched a new land and air offensive in the north of the Palestinian territory. It claims to target Hamas fighters who, according to the army, are rebuilding their capabilities after a year of strikes and fierce fighting.

Military operations in the north have left more than 400 dead in two weeks, the newspaper said.AFP Mahmoud Bassal earlier Saturday.

Agence France-Presse

The Ministry of Health announces a new death toll of 42,603

The Gaza Strip’s Ministry of Health announced on Sunday a new death toll of 42,603 ​​in the Palestinian territory since the start of the war with Israel more than a year ago.

At least 84 people have been killed in the last 24 hours, he said in a statement which did not include the results of a nighttime strike on an area of ​​Beit Lahia which left several dozen dead, adding that 99 795 people have been injured in the Gaza Strip since the start of the war on October 7, 2023.

Agence France-Presse

Israeli army orders residents of two southern Beirut neighborhoods to evacuate

The Israeli army on Sunday morning asked residents of two neighborhoods in the southern suburbs of Beirut to evacuate, in anticipation of a strike against two buildings housing, according to it, Hezbollah installations.

These buildings are located in the Haret Hreik and Hadath Beirut neighborhoods, the Israeli army said in a message to the population. You are near Hezbollah-affiliated facilities and interests, against which the Israel Defense Forces will act in the near futureshe warned.

Agence France-Presse

Israel says around 200 projectiles were fired by Hezbollah into its territory on Saturday

The Israeli army announced that around 200 projectiles were fired Saturday by Hezbollah from Lebanon, where Israel launched a ground offensive against the pro-Iranian Islamist movement in the south of the country.

At 11 p.m. (local time), around 200 projectiles fired by the terrorist organization Hezbollah crossed [la frontière] from Lebanon to Israel todaythe army said in a statement. These projectiles were launched mainly in the north of the country, the warning sirens having sounded all morning in the region.

Agence France-Presse

Germany: arrest of a Libyan suspected of having wanted to attack the Israeli embassy

A Libyan man suspected of belonging to the Islamic State (IS) organization and of planning an attack on the Israeli embassy in Germany was arrested on Saturday near Berlin, federal prosecutors saidAFP.

He is rumored to have planned an attack on the Israeli embassy in Berlinsaid a spokesperson for the German federal prosecutor’s office. The suspect is suspected of supporting a terrorist group abroadaccording to the same source which specified that it was theNO.

Agence France-Presse

Gaza Civil Defense announces 73 dead in Israeli strike in north

The Civil Defense of the Gaza Strip said that an Israeli strike left 73 dead in a residential area of ​​Beit Lahia, in the north of the Palestinian territory where the army is leading a new offensive against Hamas.

Civil Defense teams found 73 dead and a large number injured in a strike targeting a residential area de Beit Lahia and there are still dead people under the rubbleindicated to theAFP the spokesperson for Civil Defense, Mahmoud Bassal. The Israeli army claimed that the toll given by the Gaza authorities does not match to the information in its possession.

Agence France-Presse

Iran says Hezbollah behind drone attack on Netanyahu residence

Iran claimed on Saturday that the Lebanese Hezbollah movement, financially and militarily supported by Tehran, was behind the drone attack which targeted the private residence of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel.

This action was carried out by the Lebanese Hezbollahindicated in a short press release the Iranian mission toHIMquoted by the official IRNA news agency.

Agence France-Presse