In response to the attacks, Iranian Foreign Minister Hosein Amir Abdolahian said the United States must pay for its “hypocritical” support of Israel in the “mass murder of women, children and civilians” in Gaza.
The Israeli army continues its intensive offensive in the Gaza Strip this Monday, reinforcing its ground forces in the face of a impending invasion in the south from the Palestinian enclave, where heavy bombings even as hundreds of thousands of civilians seek refuge there from the fighting and destruction in the north.
“Israeli Army ground forces continue to operate in the Gaza Strip, while the air force has attacked approximately 200 terrorist targets of Hamas,” an army spokesman said.
The troops attacked a “terrorist infrastructure” located in a school in Beit Hanun, in the north of the Strip, from where they were attacked, he added, specifying that there were two tunnels at that site, including one with explosive traps. explosives and other weapons.
In addition, a fighter jet attacked vehicles carrying rockets, mortars and weapons, thwarting an impending attack on Israeli soldiers, while another struck military infrastructure intended to ambush troops with anti-tank missiles, it said army.
Iran says US should pay for aid to Israel
Iranian Foreign Minister Hosein Amir Abdolahian has declared that the United States must pay for its “hypocritical” support of Israel in the “mass murder of women, children and civilians” in Gaza.
“On the one hand, the United States is advising Israel through the press to stop the mass murder of women, children and civilians,” Abdolahian said late last night during a meeting in Tehran with his Omani counterpart Sayyid Badr bin Hamad Albusaidi.
“But in practice they support and giving the green light to the genocide in Gaza. “The United States must bear the consequences of its hypocritical support for Israel,” the diplomat said.
Source: EITB
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