“With the invasion situation getting out of control.” The United States sends another aircraft carrier to the Mediterranean. Clashes on the border with Lebanon

Anti-tank missiles continue to be fired from Lebanon against northern Israel, including against an army position in Tel Aviv. The Jerusalem Post reported this, adding that residents of Manara, Malkiyah, Yiftah, Margaliot and Ramot Naftali were told to seek shelter. Since this morning, Hezbollah has fired several anti-tank missiles at Shtoula, according to the Israeli army, which in turn responded by striking southern Lebanon. The Jerusalem Post newspaper added that Hezbollah claimed responsibility for launching the missile.

The US Embassy in Jerusalem urged its citizens in the northern Gaza Strip to head south before the planned Israeli ground operation. He added: “We advise American citizens who can do so safely to move to southern Gaza now.” “We are working on potential options for American citizens to leave Gaza,” the statement read.

US sends second aircraft carrier to eastern Mediterranean ‘to deter against anti-Israel actions’: Pentagon announced tonight

“No one can guarantee that the situation will be under control” if Israel invades Gaza. This is the warning issued by Iran, with the continued Israeli bombing of the Gaza Strip, Hamas launching missiles at the Jewish state, and increasing tensions and clashes on the border with Lebanon.

on 1,500 Orthodox Jews (Haredim) older than the age of exemption from military conscription (26 years) requested this He joined the Army Reserve Service from the beginning of the conflict. The requests will now be evaluated – according to Haaretz – by the armed forces. usually For Orthodox Jews in Israel there is an exemption from conscription.

The Israeli army announced that the number of Israeli hostages confirmed by Hamas in Gaza is 126. Hamas announced that 13 hostages were killed as a result of the Israeli bombing, and that they also included foreigners (without specifying their nationalities).

A new appeal from Pope Francis for peace in the Middle East. At the end of Sunday’s Mass, the Pope said he “thought of the many, especially children and the elderly” affected by the armed conflict and made “an appeal for the release of the hostages,” requesting “strongly” that “particularly civilians in Gaza” be set up “humanitarian corridors.”

At 12 Italians (13 Israelis). The time for the remaining corridor from Tel Aviv to leave Gaza has run out. “Residents of Gaza, in recent days we have appealed to you to leave Gaza City and the north of the Strip and move south of the Gaza Valley for your safety. We inform you today that between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. local time (ed.) Israel will not strike the route it indicates. Our map to reach that area.” It became known on X in Arabic Military spokesman Avichay Adraee. “For your safety, take advantage of this short period of time to go to the south. You can be sure – concludes Adraee – that Hamas leaders have already provided protection for them and their families.” But it’s too late now.

new An Israeli army raid in the West Bank. According to an Israeli army spokesman, 49 suspects were arrested, including 33 members of HamasWeapons and 50,000 shekels, or approximately 12,000 euros, were confiscated.

“Our Arab Ahli Hospital in Gaza was subjected to Israeli bombing… two floors were damaged and 4 people were injured. The ultrasound and mammography room was also damaged.” He makes it known Anglican Archbishop of JerusalemHossam Naoum. “let’s continue Pray for peace and an end to war in the Holy Land“, is his appeal on social media sites in which he posts pictures of the destruction that befell the hospital in Gaza.

Another anti-tank missile was fired at Israeli soldiers operating along the border with Lebanon. The military spokesman announced that the army is now bombing Hezbollah military sites on Lebanese territory

“I think that banning demonstrations in a democratic country when they are not violent demonstrations is not the right thing until there is a warning that the demonstration could deteriorate”: this is what Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said, commenting on the Paris decision to ban demonstrations – Palestine demonstrations on RTL Radio

“A lie from Hamas” that the Israeli army raided a convoy of Palestinian civilians fleeing from the northern Gaza Strip towards the south. This was stated by military spokesman Daniel Hagari in a press conference with the international press.

The Israeli army prevented the entry of all civilians up to four kilometers from the border with Lebanon. The decision was explained – according to the media – by the increase in cross-border attacks. At the same time, the army ordered residents of the border areas 4 kilometers away to remain near shelters.

“I think that among them are certainly some of my friends,” the Pope said while speaking by phone last night with Israeli journalist and friend Enrique Simmerman, who told him that many Argentines were among the victims of the Hamas attack. In Israel among the wounded, dead and hostages. “I know, I know,” the Pope replied, saying that he was “very close,” indicating his willingness to meet the families of the Israeli and Argentine hostages who would have expressed this desire through the journalist. In fact, Cymerman asked him this because this would be a “huge boost” to them. The journalist posted the video of the phone call with the Pope on social media.

Four Israeli civilians were injured by an anti-tank missile in Shtoula, northern Israel, on the border with Lebanon. The army said, quoting media, that one of them later died of his wounds. The army is now responding to the attack by striking the place where the fire started.

“Residents of Gaza, in recent days we have appealed to you to leave Gaza City and the northern Gaza Strip and move south of the Gaza Valley for your safety. Today we inform you that between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. local time (ed.) Israel will not reach the itinerary. Which our map indicates to reach that area”: This was announced in Arabic by army spokesman Avichai Adraee. “For your safety, take advantage of this short period of time to go to the south. You can be sure – concludes Adraee – that Hamas leaders have already provided protection for them and their families.”

Today, the Israeli army began the operation to evacuate the city of Sderot, located near the Gaza Strip, which was the scene of brutality by Hamas commandos and which was repeatedly subjected to rocket fire. The city’s mayor, Alon Davidi, said: “This is not the right time to stay in the city.” The city has a population of 30,000 and will have the right to stay in state-funded guest houses in safer places in Israel. According to the media, the evacuation will not take place. It is mandatory and anyone who deems it appropriate can stay in their home.”

Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian met with Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Doha, according to the Islamic Republic of Iran News Agency. The two parties discussed developments in the war between Hamas and Israel, and agreed to “continue cooperation to achieve all the goals of the resistance and the Palestinian people.” This is the first meeting at this level after the attack carried out by the terrorist organization in Israel on October 7.

The number of martyrs of the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip rose to 2,329, while the number of wounded reached 9,714. The local Ministry of Health announced this.

Last night, Israel killed in the southern Gaza Strip one of those responsible for the massacre that took place last week on Kibbutz Nirim. This was announced by the Israeli army, which included Bilal al-Qudra, the commander of Hamas’ elite unit known as “The Elite” in the Khan Yunis area, south of the Gaza Strip. The spokesman explained that “other terrorists from Hamas and Islamic Jihad were killed in this attack, which was carried out by fighter jets.”

Beijing, October 15. – Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said that Israel’s actions in Gaza “go beyond the scope of self-defense” and the Israeli government must “stop collective punishment of the people of Gaza.”