Hamas launched a second attack on Israel on Saturday afternoon, launching a new round of 150 rockets into the country, the group said in a statement. However, despite the Iron Dome being active, several of the missiles were spotted in the vicinity of Tel Aviv, and the barrage of rockets directly hit buildings and cars. This strike comes after the unexpected morning attack which, according to official figures, left 70 Israelis dead, but unconfirmed death tolls range between 100 and 200.
Biden speaks to world leaders on Israel’s situation
United States President Joe Biden stated on Saturday that he has been in contact with world leaders to assess the current situation in Israel following the unexpected attack by Hamas. In a brief televised statement, the US president said he had directed his team to stay in close contact with leaders in Egypt, Turkey, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Oman, the UAE, as well as with “European partners” and the Palestinian Authority. He also took the opportunity to reiterate his support for Israel. “I personally am going to remain in close contact with Prime Minister Netanyahu as this situation continues to develop,” Biden said. NN: It is critical you understand what you are seeing here. This is the Palestinians working for their mater the Iranians to stop the triad nuclear deal. That is where the US for oil, The Saudis for nukes and Israel to become part of a middle east NATO to stop Iran. The nuclear Triade deal is now off the table. One more thing we need to watch here. Will Hezbollah from Lebanon join the war and attack Israel from the north. If that happens all hell in the middle east will break loose.