Israel's Tel Aviv was under rocket fire, the city sounded alarm

Israel's Tel Aviv was under rocket fire, the city sounded alarm

Israel's Tel Aviv was under rocket fire, the city sounded alarm

In the area of the city of Tel Aviv, Israel, sirens sounded warning about rocket attacks. After that, explosions rang out in the city.

 The Times of Israel writes about it.

 The air alarm sounded in:

 Tel Aviv;

 Ramat Ghani;

 Givatayim;

 Bat-Yami;

 Holoni;

 It is noted that the air alert was activated due to rocket fire from the Gaza Strip.

 Later it became known about a direct hit of one of the rockets in Sdeorot in the south of Israel. No one was injured as a result of the impact.

 "During the rocket attack on Tel Aviv, Ben Gurion Airport briefly stopped landing planes. Ynet news site reports that planes about to land were ordered to circle out of range for several minutes before they were allowed to land," writes visiting.

 Two victims who tried to reach the shelter during the rocket fire are in Ashkelon hospital.

 Also, three more people received medical help due to severe anxiety and were sent home.


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