The Tel Aviv administration has announced that it has begun building more shelters in response to new Iranian attacks. Israel claimed that in its large-scale offensive started on June 13, it destroyed half of Iran's ballistic missile launchers.
Israel also stated, "Iran launched around 400 ballistic missiles in five days." According to a report by Middle East Eye, civilians in Israel are fleeing to shelters when warning sirens go off.
However, it has been revealed that Jews are refusing to allow Muslim and Christian residents into these shelters. In Jaffa, near Tel Aviv, Palestinians were denied access to shelters. Palestinian residents living on Yehuda Hayamit Street were unable to enter a previously used shelter because the entry code had been changed.
Another video circulating on social media shows Israelis entering shelters during sirens but denying access to Thai workers.
One Israeli was seen telling a Thai worker that he could not enter, while the worker waited in confusion at the door. This inhumane treatment sparked outrage. Some social media users commented, "This is the Zionist mentality devoid of humanity."
Iran's Ministry of Health announced that 224 people have been killed in Israel's attacks since Friday.
The number of injured in Iran reportedly exceeds 1,000. Yesterday, Israel carried out more attacks on various Iranian cities.
Israel struck a television building in Iran's capital, Tehran. On Monday, Israeli jets bombed the building of Iran's official news agency IRNA. In a previous attack, three journalists were killed.
Centers have begun to be established in Iran to distribute food to the public, and all leaves for doctors and nurses have been canceled.
Evacuations of foreigners in Iran have started via Azerbaijan. Following U.S. President Donald Trump's call to "evacuate Tehran," many shops in the capital were seen closed yesterday.
Iran's missiles reportedly hit a Mossad intelligence facility in Israel. According to Iranian state media, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced that they had struck the headquarters of Israel's military intelligence and Mossad's operations center.
It was also revealed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residence was targeted.
Meanwhile, two individuals accused of operating on behalf of Mossad were arrested in Iran. According to a statement by Iran's Police Organization, operations were conducted in Alborz and Ilam provinces, where individuals linked to Mossad were allegedly producing and testing explosives in a workshop. The statement also mentioned that sabotage attacks were prevented through the operation.
The Israeli army claimed that Iran's new Chief of Staff, Ali Shadmani, was killed. Iran's previous Chief of Staff had also reportedly died in an Israeli attack. Iran confirmed the death of its General Staff Chief Mohammad Bagheri in an Israeli strike.
Iran launched a cyberattack on Israel's state television channels, Channel 12 and Channel 14. Iranian hackers infiltrated the broadcasting systems during live shows, briefly displaying emergency evacuation warnings before cutting the broadcasts.
Mobile phones in Israel were also reportedly hacked.
U.S. President Donald Trump shared a screenshot of a message sent to him by U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee. Huckabee, who has repeatedly declared himself a Zionist, wrote:
"Mr. President, God protected you in Butler, Pennsylvania. Because you will be the most important president of the century—perhaps of all time. You are burdened with decisions no one else should make. I believe you will hear a voice from the heavens."
