Hezbollah: Missile attack in Tel Aviv hits Israeli Defense Ministry

The Lebanese group Hezbollah says it missiles, overcoming Israeli air defenses, attacked targets in Tel Aviv. According to Hezbollah reports, the strike hit the Israeli Defense Ministry building.

Western television channels are reporting that several explosions have rocked Tel Aviv. Fires are also being reported.

There are reports that missile warning sirens went off in Tel Aviv approximately two minutes before the first incoming missiles. This could indicate that the Lebanese armed group used faster missiles than those previously used. Or perhaps it's simpler—and this is an Israeli problem. Defense and the warning system itself.

As a reminder, Israel's permanent representative to the UN previously stated that "Israel seeks peace and brings stability to the Middle East." This statement came amid yet another air strike on Beirut and new missile strikes on Iranian territory. Israeli officials also stated that they would not allow Iran to acquire a nuclear bomb. Iran, in turn, demanded the withdrawal of all American bases from the Middle East, recognition of Iranian sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz, and guarantees of non-aggression against it in the future.

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[Grancer81]

Peaceful Israeli bombs flew peacefully towards Beirut.

[ZovSailor]

Grancer81
Today, 07: 48
Peaceful Israeli bombs flew peacefully towards Beirut.

The Dead Sea must be expanded, and peaceful Zionists must change their place of residence from Palestine to the Sahara in Africa, if the neighboring tribes agree.

[topol717]

Quote: ZovSailor

and peaceful Zionists can change their place of residence from Palestine to the Sahara in Africa, if the neighboring tribes agree.

What harm did the African tribes do to you?

[ZovSailor]

topol717
Today, 08: 18
What harm did the African tribes do to you?

They are given the noble mission of continuing and completing what Moses began, so that humanity will be forever freed from the Zionists.

[bayard]

Quote: ZovSailor

and peaceful Zionists will change their place of residence from Palestine to the Sahara in Africa

Are you suggesting repatriating them to their historical homeland? After all, the homeland of all Semitic tribes is North Africa. At least, that's what the scientists specially trained in this matter claim.

Quote: ZovSailor

to complete what Moses started,

When Moses led the Jews through the desert, the Sahara was practically the Garden of Eden, and the desert through which Moses wandered was also a perfectly decent place to live. Manna rained from the sky, sheep ate grass, and quail ran through the grass and between the bushes.
Why was it called a desert?
There were no forests there. But there was grass, water, and some kind of wildlife. But what if you feed 1,5-2 million for 40 years? You can't get enough manna alone.

Quote: ZovSailor

so that humanity can be freed from the Zionists forever.

But this extremism is inappropriate. Israel brings peace and stability to the region. Because killing Iranian children is a "God-pleasing" and purely peaceful act, while firing missiles at IDF headquarters and bunkers extremism.

[Flooding]

Quote: bayard

Why was it called a desert?
There were no forests there.

I go out onto the road alone.
The flinty path glistens through the fog.
The night is quiet. The desert listens to God.
And the star speaks with the star.

M.Yu. Lermontov

Desert, desert - an uninhabited place.
In my humble opinion.
I could be wrong

[Mikhail Ivanov]

Why does the desert suffer so much?

[ZovSailor]

Mikhail Ivanov
Today, 09: 20
Why does the desert suffer so much?

In analogy with the teachings of the Bander-Nazis, the desert will win, but humanity will be freed from the suffering and desires of the Zionists.

[BMS]

Send peaceful Jews to Venus or Mars, and they'll find someone to peacefully bomb and kill there too.

[Vadim Topal Pasha]

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Quote: Grencer81

Peaceful Israeli bombs flew peacefully towards Beirut.

You've got it all wrong! The correct version would be "peaceful Israeli bombs were peacefully flying toward aggressive Beirut!" (C) :)

[Machito]

Quote: Grencer81

Peaceful Israeli bombs flew peacefully towards Beirut.

Hezbollah's peaceful rockets peacefully hit the Israeli Defense Ministry building.

[carpenter]

Quote: Grencer81

Peaceful Israeli bombs flew peacefully towards Beirut.

Just like Hitler's peaceful bombs bombed Smolensk and Rostov.

[Normann]

A small country with a tiny population has been plaguing the entire region for decades now, and the majority of countries support it. It's time to teach it a lesson.

[your vsr 66-67]

Quote: Normann

A small country with a tiny population has been a nightmare for the entire region for decades now.

Maybe this is the beginning of the end?!

[Mouse]

End without end............

[maiman61]

Horror without end, that would be more accurate.

[Artunis]

Every time I look at a political map of the world and can barely find Israel on it, my hand automatically searches for an eraser.

[old64]

Without the support of its big brother, it's unlikely a small country would have dared to do such a thing. Israel has long been the de facto master of the American elite, and thanks to Epstein's compromising materials, it has Trump under its thumb.

[Vadim Topal Pasha]

But this control is fragile and not forever. At some point, far from ideal for the controllers, someone will appear who will publicly start beating themselves in the chest and screaming: "I'm a 22/7 doras and a pedophile!" (C) But, firstly, they set me up (got me drunk, injected me with drugs...), and secondly, everyone in power is like that now, and I don't want to serve the manipulators anymore! I'm for the people!" (C) And the former has a pretty good chance of climbing quite high.

[Grancer81]

"And I just walked through the wrong door...."

[Vadim Topal Pasha]

Yes, yes! That's exactly what I meant, although I'd never heard the quote before. I learned it from you and googled it.

[olboop]

Without the support of its big brother, it is unlikely that a small country would have decided to do something like this.

Without Big Brother's support, Israel might have ceased to exist years ago.

[Vadim Topal Pasha]

You've made a grammatical error! It's plural. Without the support of the Big Brothers! Because the emergence of Israel would have been impossible without the USSR.

[Sergej1972]

Eleven million is not a tiny population. It's comparable to the population of Hungary or the Czech Republic, and significantly larger than the population of Bulgaria or Serbia.

[Horizon]

There was no point in creating this festering appendix back then. Both the USSR and the United States were directly involved in this.
People lived there and lived, and then, out of nowhere, a Jewish state appeared, which naturally added fresh emotions to the already difficult relationships between the peoples there.

[hostel]

By creating Israel, Joseph Vissarionovich resolved the issue of Jewish statehood within the USSR. It was farsighted of him. He created a problem for others and solved it for himself.

[Horizon]

By creating Israel, Joseph Vissarionovich resolved the issue of Jewish statehood on the territory of the USSR. This

Not with statehood within the USSR, but with compact settlement within the USSR. It seems the Jews laid claim to Crimea, and the Emperor gave them the Far East (but that's what Jews are for. The Autonomous Region may be Jewish, but there are only a few of them there.)
And in the Middle East, as far as I know, they intended to create a Jewish state loyal to the Soviet Union. But things didn't work out; the Westerners outplayed them...

[Vadim Topal Pasha]

Together, they fulfilled the wishes of the Federal Reserve System, which had triggered both World Wars—the transfer of world primacy from Britain to the United States. It was as part of this oppression of Britain that changes occurred in its mandated Palestine.

[Il'nur]

and most countries support it, it's time to teach it a lesson

Why is this, if not because representatives of this "chosen people" have infiltrated the governments of these majority countries, including Russia, and are ruling the world as they please...

[Gavrilo Princip]

Attack the enemy's Ministry of Defense during a war? Are you kidding me! And what about business with foreign assets? They'll have to justify themselves and apologize.

[Uncle lee]

A missile strike in Tel Aviv hit the Israeli Defense Ministry.

And our missile troops don't know the coordinates of the Ministry of Defense in Kyiv.... Oh! If only someone would tell me...

[Murmur 55]

Uncle lee And do our missile crews decide for themselves where to launch? And I bet they have the coordinates of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.

[Uncle lee]

[quote=Murmur 55]Murmur 55
(ALEXANDER)[/quote]
Murmur 55 And do our missilemen THEMSELVES decide where to launch?[/quote]
It turns out that there is no one to give the command to fire!?

[Metallurg_2]

Well, Hezbollah and Iran don't have foreign assets in unfriendly countries. But we do.
That's why they fight, and we have our own...

[Dedok]

Well, Hezbollah and Iran don't have foreign assets in unfriendly countries. But we do.

There is a shameful scandal in Spain.
Local police conducted searches on March 9 in the mansions of the current head of Russian Helicopters, Nikolai Kolesov. Formally, his properties in the municipality of Calvià in southern Mallorca belong to his son, Alexey Kolesov. His son is now six years old, but he bought the mansions when he was four!

[Captain Pushkin]

Quote: Dedok

Well, Hezbollah and Iran don't have foreign assets in unfriendly countries. But we do.

There is a shameful scandal in Spain.
Local police conducted searches on March 9 in the mansions of the current head of Russian Helicopters, Nikolai Kolesov. Formally, his properties in the municipality of Calvià in southern Mallorca belong to his son, Alexey Kolesov. His son is now six years old, but he bought the mansions when he was four!

A boy managed to earn enough money to buy a house in Spain by the age of four? How did he have to work that hard, and how much? This isn't even a flagrant violation of labor laws or children's rights, but rather sadism in its most perverse form!
The Presidential Representative for Children's Rights is simply obliged to initiate a criminal case for the torture of a child and forced labor!
Let the negligent father be given a severe reprimand, or whatever they are supposed to do in such cases.

[Vasyan1971]

Quote: Captain Pushkin

By the age of four, the boy managed to earn enough money to buy a house in Spain. How did that happen, and how much work did he have to do?

He ate well, went to bed on time and obeyed his mom and dad.

[Bookinist69]

Can you imagine what kind of preschool education this child received, that by the age of 6 he has a house in Spain?!

[Il'nur]

in the mansions of the current head of Russian Helicopters, Nikolai Kolesov

This is how we live, with the country being driven into the ground by people like Kolesov, sold out, and sold out. There are so many of them, you can't even count them. How many former ministers, governors, and officials of various ranks fled, plundering the country. It's not even worth mentioning the oligarchs, who earned their money honestly and took their billions with them...

[Alexey Sommer]

I wonder who downvoted you.
Answer me.
Well, maybe that's right. Let's not rock the boat, etc., etc. Please clarify your position. Otherwise, it's a minus and then we'll run away. It's kind of criminal.

[Grancer81]

Bobby was a good boy from birth...

[ptt]

Quote: Dedok

There is a shameful scandal in Spain.
On March 9, local police conducted searches at the mansions of Nikolai Kolesov, the current head of Russian Helicopters.

I imagined a search of the mansions of designers Yakovlev or Ilyushin in Spain or Portugal in 1941-1945. It's unimaginable, but here anything is possible. He would have been a designer, but this is just another loyal "effective" manager, apparently setting his own salary almost on par with Elon Musk's. IMHO.

[Gavrilo Princip]

He was governor of the Amur Region. He was fired, but the residents of the Amur Region never understood why he wasn't jailed. I remember it all starting with a plane that was supposedly transporting a sick person to Sakhalin. There was so much interesting stuff there. And the time he was leaving Blagoveshchensk, it was like a movie. I found the article here.
https://www.kazan.kp.ru/daily/24106/331842/
There was some other writing about real estate in the UAE.

[mitrich]

You misunderstood, it was the Iranians who carried out the attacks, not the Russian Armed Forces.
That's where, if there was an accidental blow to the nat, the entire Kremlin, with the boyars and the State Duma, would repent, apologize, and sprinkle ashes on their jugs.

[tralflot1832]

All Iranian missiles and launchers have been destroyed. The IRGC said they needed to, and the Iranian missilemen replied they had. And so the 81st wave of strikes began on Israel and five Arab countries.

[Vadim Topal Pasha]

Is this like the joke about the machine gun that ran out of bullets? Yeah, I never would have thought Iranians were real communists! :)

[HAM]

“What are we for?!?”....

[Amateur]

"Israel wants peace and brings stability to the Middle East."

Peace and stability in the Middle East, Jewish style, is when all the neighbors have been killed, all their houses, hospitals, and schools have been bulldozed to a distance from which Arab and Muslim rockets cannot reach Israel.

[alexputnik17]

attacked targets in Tel Aviv. According to Hezbollah reports, the strike hit the Israeli Defense Ministry building.

Beautiful photos. And they're not afraid. Iran would trample the Israelis to the same extent. IMHO.

[APASUS]

Let us recall that earlier, Israel's Permanent Representative to the UN stated that "Israel wants peace and brings stability to the Middle East."

What's this? Like, the ruins of Gaza are a peace plan, or is this a resurgence of ISIS in Syria?

[Ivan_Sergeev]

And Israel is steadily running out of air defense missiles, and then the real fun will begin.

[Alisa Tatova]

Iran's demands for successful negotiations are entirely reasonable. Turkey controls the Bosphorus Strait, so Iran also has every right to the Strait of Hormuz. It's fair to demand payment for the destruction. Iran is a sovereign state and has the right to its own nuclear, atomic, and other developments, so it's no worse than Israel or Pakistan, and in many ways, even better. Israel has been screaming about threats from Iran for 20 years now, and then it launched its own attacks. Now they're really getting it, in reality, not just in words.

[olboop]

Türkiye controls the Bosphorus Strait, and Iran also has full rights to the Strait of Hormuz.

There's a significant difference. Both shores of the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles belong to Turkey. One shore of the Strait of Hormuz belongs to Oman and the UAE. Similarly, the shores of the Strait of Gibraltar belong to Spain and Morocco, and the shores of the Strait of Malacca belong to Malaysia and Indonesia. The Bering Strait and the La Perouse Strait, I think, go without saying. Such straits, which also carry international trade routes, are international and cannot be the exclusive domain of any one country.

[Bookinist69]

Well, that means we'll have to rid Oman and the UAE of their statehood. Why are you suggesting this?

[ptt]

Now everything is possible, especially if you have the strength and determination to prove who is right.

[snow mountain]

Quote from Uncle Lee

And our missile troops don't know the coordinates of the Ministry of Defense in Kyiv.... Oh! If only someone would tell me...

Let them look at Google Maps

[faterdom]

And everyone, no matter who gets it,
They're going to Tel Aviv...

[carpenter]

Let us recall that earlier, Israel's Permanent Representative to the UN stated that "Israel wants peace and brings stability to the Middle East."

Jews have no shortage of hypocrisy and impudence, they have plenty of their own.

[1944-1989]

And very good, damn it!

[K-50]

Iran demanded the withdrawal of all American bases from the Middle East, recognition of Iranian sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz and providing guarantees of non-aggression against it in the future.

I wouldn't trust pin dos niks on this.
They have already shown dozens of times that they will only fulfill agreements with a strong opponent, and they will want to cheat him.
Therefore, one can only hope for peace in the Middle East region when drunk, and even then one probably won’t drink that much.

[solar]

The Israeli Ministry of Defense looks somewhat different from the picture in the article.

[Ulfr]

That's exactly what a psychopathic, long-nosed, six-legged monster would say.

[Sergey Mitinsky]

Your rosy picture is equally untrue.
It's high time you took your ideas about this war down a notch.
Maybe not two or three, as Hezbollah calls for, but go down one step lower so that later you won’t have to make the effort of going down two at once.

[Alex66]

Quote: Normann

A small country with a tiny population has been plaguing the entire region for decades now, and the majority of countries support it. It's time to teach it a lesson.

The problem is in the governments of these countries, it makes up a significant percentage of this "small country"

[Dim114]

"Türkiye controls the Bosphorus Strait"

Well managed, someone (I wonder who?) slammed a drone into a Turkish tanker 15 miles from the Bosphorus😝
https://m.dzen.ru/a/acTWHIlxU3miKRQV?utm_source=yxnews&utm_medium=mobile

[flicker]

The strike hit the Israeli Defense Ministry building.

And such attacks will continue until Katz offers to surrender.

[Comrade Kim]

Quote: Normann

A small country with a tiny population has been plaguing the entire region for decades now, and the majority of countries support it. It's time to teach it a lesson.

They don’t just create nightmares, they do everything according to their religious canons!
What is written in the Talmud, these monsters have been turning into death for generations!

Judeofascists have again sacrificed Iranian schoolchildren; children have been killed.
Another school destroyed on a Talmudic holiday.
On Saturday at Israel will celebrate this crime, as has happened many times before.
Bloody Purim is gathering a new harvest of children's souls, the Judeo-fascists are still unable to get their fill of rivers of innocent blood.

[easy]

Well, here's some good news from Hezbollah, otherwise all those children of Judas are giving everyone a hard time. I hope the Jews' spirits have softened this time. I'm amazed at our people – when there was no war there, many were eager to join the Jews, either to live, or to go to hospitals, or to resorts. And now they're happy that they're being bombed. Apparently, those who haven't been there are happy, including me. But the rest have become somehow despondent. Maybe they're not one of ours, but just temporary residents? All those Makarkviches, Pugachevs, and Galkin were looking for somewhere to hide. But lo and behold, punishment has gotten to them even there. Apparently, neither their homeland nor God needed them. That's how interesting life works. Those who seek happiness somewhere far away, forgetting and openly spitting on their homeland, end up being needed neither here nor there. Our ancestors were right when they said: where you were born, there you will be useful, and whoever forgets this will not find a place for himself anywhere.