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Hamas fires two rockets at Tel Aviv

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Last updated: 2024/08/14 at 6:35 PM
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The Israeli military reported that two rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip towards central Israel, with one landing in the sea and the other failing to reach Israeli territory. Hamas had claimed responsibility for launching the rockets towards Tel Aviv and its suburbs. Despite explosions being heard in the city, no casualties were reported as a result of the attack. This incident marked the first rocket attack on Tel Aviv since May and showcases the ongoing tensions between Palestinian militants and the Israeli military.

In light of the ongoing exchange of cross-border fire between Israeli troops and Hezbollah militants, Lebanese authorities have evacuated around 220 prisoners from police stations in Beirut’s southern suburbs and southern Lebanon. The evacuation aims to prepare for the possibility of a wider conflict between Israel and Hezbollah following Israel’s killing of a top Hezbollah official. Concerns have been raised about potential Israeli airstrikes targeting areas where Hezbollah has a strong presence, prompting the need to relocate prisoners held on various charges.

Israeli military successfully intercepted unmanned aerial vehicles that crossed into Israel from Lebanon on Tuesday. This interception comes amidst regular strikes between Hezbollah militants and the Israeli military along the border. Tensions have been escalating in the region since last July’s targeted killings of top Hezbollah and Hamas officials, which were blamed on Israel. The Israeli military’s actions in intercepting UAVs reflect their ongoing efforts to address security threats from Lebanon and neighboring countries.

Hezbollah’s leader Hassan Nasrallah has warned of potential retaliatory attacks in response to Israeli actions, either unilaterally or in cooperation with allies in the “axis of resistance”, which includes Iran and its proxies. Iran, in turn, rejected calls by European countries to refrain from further escalating regional tensions through retaliatory attacks. The Middle East continues to be a hotspot for geopolitical tensions, with various factions vying for power and influence in the region.

Meanwhile, the Israeli military released footage showcasing ongoing operations in the Gaza Strip, specifically in Khan Younis. The military claimed to have targeted “terrorist infrastructure sites” including launch posts, sniper posts, and observation posts. These operations signal Israel’s continued efforts to maintain security and address threats posed by Palestinian militants in the region. The footage serves as a reminder of the complex and volatile dynamics at play in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with no signs of tensions abating in the near future.

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