High tension in Israel: Citizens collect food, hospitals release patients

Citizens are instructed to stay close to shelters, while supermarkets are running out of shelves from the mass collection of food and water.

According to the BBC, citizens have flooded shops in an effort to prepare for every event, as uncertainty prevails in the streets.

Meanwhile, Israeli emergency services have launched blood mobilization throughout the country, while some hospitals have begun releasing patients who are in good health to free space for possible emergency admissions.

In the West Coast, Israeli authorities have imposed total blockades in all Palestinian cities, further increasing tensions in the region.

These measures come in response to the threat warned by the Israeli military, that around 100 Iranian fears are on flight to Israel, in what is considered a revenge for recent air strikes on Iranian territory. /Periscope/