The Hebrew newspaper Ma'ariv reported that thousands of Zionists have been moved to different locations following Iranian missiles hitting the occupied territories.
Publish dateWednesday 18 June 2025 - 10:00
Story Code : 319285
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): The Ma'ariv newspaper wrote: Iranian attacks have caused hundreds of families to move to hotels due to damage to buildings.
Ma'ariv quoted the Tel Aviv Municipality as saying: We are examining the buildings damaged by Iranian missiles in order to make a decision on their demolition.
The newspaper reported that thousands of Zionists have been moved to different locations following Iranian missiles hitting the occupied territories.
Earlier, the Hebrew newspaper Ma'ariv quoted a spokesman for the Israeli emergency services as saying that it is possible that the shelters will not withstand the missiles either.
The Palestinian news agency Safa announced that four Zionists were killed despite being in a shelter in Beit Tikva, east of Tel Aviv.
The Hebrew newspaper Israel Hayom also cited sources as saying that there are tens of thousands of old buildings in Tel Aviv that do not have shelters.
Israel Hayom reported that about 40 percent of Tel Aviv residents live in buildings that do not have standard shelters.
The newspaper also quoted eyewitnesses in Tel Aviv as saying: “We have no shelters and our neighbors are closing their shelters on us.”
Ma'ariv quoted the Tel Aviv Municipality as saying: We are examining the buildings damaged by Iranian missiles in order to make a decision on their demolition.
The newspaper reported that thousands of Zionists have been moved to different locations following Iranian missiles hitting the occupied territories.
Earlier, the Hebrew newspaper Ma'ariv quoted a spokesman for the Israeli emergency services as saying that it is possible that the shelters will not withstand the missiles either.
The Palestinian news agency Safa announced that four Zionists were killed despite being in a shelter in Beit Tikva, east of Tel Aviv.
The Hebrew newspaper Israel Hayom also cited sources as saying that there are tens of thousands of old buildings in Tel Aviv that do not have shelters.
Israel Hayom reported that about 40 percent of Tel Aviv residents live in buildings that do not have standard shelters.
The newspaper also quoted eyewitnesses in Tel Aviv as saying: “We have no shelters and our neighbors are closing their shelters on us.”
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