09:34 p.m
Monday, November 18, 2024
Cairo – Masrawy
Hebrew media published scenes of fires burning in the center of Tel Aviv due to missiles fired by Lebanon’s Hezbollah.
A large fire broke out in the Ayalon Mall in the Tel Aviv area, after rockets were fired by the opposition in Lebanon, resulting in deaths and injuries.
The deadly blockades continue, despite the callers in the row: documents from the fires in Ramat Gan pic.twitter.com/vLJxYV5Hps
— ynet updates (@ynetalerts) November 18, 2024
Israel Channel 13 reported that there were at least 6 explosions in Tel Aviv, as well as a falling missile and a fire
Moderately injured and 2 slightly injured in a fall in Ramat Gan pic.twitter.com/6q76XwpWgk
— Israel Hayom (@IsraelHayomHeb) November 18, 2024
Israeli media reported that the authorities decided to close Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv after Hezbollah bombed the city also saying that electricity was cut off in some areas in Greater Tel Aviv after the Hezbollah bombing.
Meanwhile, Israeli Channel 12 reported that there were initial reports that a bus had been hit in Bnei Brak near Tel Aviv after the sirens were activated.
On the other hand, Israel’s Home Front announced that sirens sounded in Haifa on suspicion of infiltration.
‼️🚨 Scenes now of panic in Tel Aviv as ambulances are sent to retrieve injured people after rocket blasts from Lebanon pic.twitter.com/tG81ffR5Cw
– Moscow | 🇷🇺 MOSCOW NEWS (@M0SC0W0) November 18, 2024
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2024-11-18 19:34:00
**Q:** What measures do you think both Israel and Hezbollah might take in response to the current escalation of tensions?
Welcome to our website, world-today-news.com. We are pleased to bring you an exclusive interview with two guests today regarding the recent escalation of tensions in the Middle East. Our first guest is Amir Malik, a political analyst based in Israel, and our second guest is Ali Hassan, a journalist based in Lebanon.
**Q:** Hello, Amir and Ali, thank you for speaking with us today. Could you please provide us with your initial reactions to the current situation unfolding in the region?
**Amir:** Thank you for having me. The situation is quite concerning. The rocket attacks by Hezbollah on Tel Aviv have caused widespread destruction and panic among the Israeli population. It’s clear that the organization is still actively engaged in hostile activities against Israel, despite ongoing negotiations for a ceasefire.
**Ali:** Of course, I share similar concerns about the situation. The Israeli attacks on Lebanon have been intensifying in recent days, with devastating consequences for the civilian population. Hezbollah’s response was inevitable, as they have vowed to protect Lebanon from any aggression. However, we must remember that these attacks have also led to loss of life and infrastructure damage in Israel.
**Q:** That’s an interesting point. Could you elaborate on the consequences of these attacks for both sides?
**Amir:** Well, the Israeli casualties are relatively low, but the attacks have caused significant disruptions to daily life, particularly in the Tel Aviv area. Ben Gurion Airport has been closed, causing travel disruptions for both tourists and residents. Additionally, there have been power outages in some areas, which is concerning during the winter months. For Hezbollah, the Israeli airstrikes have targeted their military infrastructure, but they have also resulted in civilian casualties.
**Ali:** On the Lebanese side, the number of casualties and displaced people is much higher. The Israeli airstrikes have targeted civilian areas, including residential buildings and infrastructure like roads and bridges. This has led to increased tensions between communities and a sense of vulnerability among the population. However, it’s worth noting that Hezbollah
