IDF spokesperson confirms high alert, warns of consequences following missile attacks
In the aftermath of missile strikes from Iran, Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesperson Daniel Hagari has announced that Israelis are now permitted to leave protected areas. Speaking shortly after the update, Hagari emphasized that the IDF remains on "high alert both defensively and offensively" and assured the public of Israel's readiness to protect its citizens.
"We will defend the citizens of the State of Israel. This attack will have consequences. We have plans, and we will operate at the place and time we decide," Hagari said, underlining Israel’s preparedness for retaliatory action.
The spokesperson also mentioned that no casualties have been reported, crediting the citizens' responsible actions during the attacks for preventing injuries.
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Several killed in mass shooting in Israel's capital Tel Aviv
Moving away briefly from the Iranian missile attacks on Israel, in a separate incident, there has been a mass shooting in Tel Aviv, a BBC report stated.
Gunmen opened fire at people on a city street this evening, according to police, with Israeli media reporting that at least six people were killed.
At least seven others were reported to have been injured, and several are in a critical condition.
Images posted on social media showed the gunman shooting at bystanders and injured people lying on the ground at a railway station in the Jaffa area.
Police say two attackers were "neutralised" and describe the motive as "terror".
