Iran prepares to attack Israel, today mortal ceremony for Hamas leader in Tehran

According to sources quoted by Israeli media, Iran announced yesterday the closure of its airspace by 5am with our hour.

Military analysts report that Tehran has also recently informed Qatar and Saudi Arabia of its intention to carry out an attack against Israel, asking Doha and Riyadh not to allow the Jewish state or the United States to use their airspace.

Khamane ordered Iran to strike Israel directly in response to the murder of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran. New York Times reported this, citing three Iranian officials known at the order. This has set off the alarm in the world for the consequences of the attack. Russia, China and the Arab countries condemn the Jewish state. The government's action, Netanyahu, implements the aim strategy and is a disgrace to the image of Iranian ayatollahs.

Thousands marched to Istanbul after evening prayers for the death of Hamas leader Haneyeh, killed in Tehran in an attack for which the Palestinian Islamic movement and Iran blamed Israel. A crowded crowd gathered outside the mosque in Fatih's conservative neighbourhood, waving Turkish and Palestinian flags and cheering anti-Israel messages.

“Israel, assassin, leave Palestine”, shouted out the protesters, who marched for nearly two miles in response to calling Turkey's leading Islamic NGO, IHH. Some protesters burned an Israeli flag.

“Israel, the United States and NATO will be defeated”, written in a white letter message on two large black banners in Turkish and English.

Iranian military adviser Milad Bedi, an adviser to the Revolutionary Guard (Pasgan) died in the attack in Beirut, and was on the building where Israel struck Shucr, and his body was identified several hours ago.

Tehran is preparing an answer and mobilizing regional militia from Lebanon to Yemen to attack Israel. The United States, under Blinken State Secretary, says it was not “s involved or informed” and insists on an immediate ceasefire in Gaza as an immediate “imperative”.

The Kremlin says the murder of Haneyeh prevents peace. While Berlin's rhesallogy is wrong, Hamas' military arm reports major consequences throughout the region. And Iran's leaders point to Israel: We'll make them regret what they did.

“We have dealt devastating blows to all of our enemies”, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a public statement following the meeting of the security cabinet.

“Official case in Israel, no taking responsibility from the government and the IDF”, following Hamas' political leader Ismail Haneyeh's murder at night in Tehran. That's what Israeli Military Radio said.

Iranian state television reports that the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh will delay the ceasefire agreement and release of hostages in Gaza by several months and provoke revenge from Iran-backed groups in the region. Iranian officials stress that statements on state television reflect the views of the Supreme leader Khamenei and the government.