Injured as a result of falling rockets/according to Section 27 A of the Copyright Law, Eli Ashkenazi
Following the missile barrage on Safed this morning (Wednesday) and the attack on a military base, the residents of the north are angry and sharply criticize the government's policy against Hezbollah.
The head of the regional council Meta Asher and the chairman of the confrontation line forum, Moshe Davidovitz, said after the event: "The north this morning is under a flood of missiles, suggesting to the government and its leader to wake up.
The head of the Radwan gang spits on us time and time again and we think it's rain.
I repeat - without security, there is no north."
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the chairman of Israel Beitenu, Avigdor Lieberman, said after the launches: "The red line has become a white flag - the war cabinet surrendered to Hezbollah and lost the north."
One of the candidates for mayor of Safed, Yossi Kakun, added that "this morning we woke up to a painful reminder that we are still in wartime and there is still an enemy who is trying to hurt us. I trust the forces of the Home Front Command and the security forces who knew how to handle the situation and restore security to the city. Now is the time to unite, join hands And to do everything to add protection to the residents and the educational institutions in the city."
"It's a difficult morning. We've been at this event since October 7th and today was a step up," said Shuki Ohana, head of the town of Safed.
"We are in an emergency routine and on full alert. Businesses in the city are affected. The city is in significant protection gaps. In Jerusalem they do not understand what is happening here, I call on the Prime Minister and the ministers to come here and provide solutions.
I spoke with the Minister of the Negev and the Galilee this morning.
We are asking for protection solutions and measures in the educational institutions. It is impossible to close our eyes. The Israeli government should do, not talk. Do a real act of protection."
Shuki Ohana Mayor of Safed/Eli Ashkenazi
The scene of a missile crash in Safed.
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The scene of a rocket crash, Safed, February 14, 2024/Eli Ashkenazi
The head of the Upper Galilee Regional Council, Amit Sofer, also responded to the latest barrage towards the north, saying: "We demand security here. This time, and in light of what happened in the Gaza Envelope, we will not fall asleep and we will not be allowed to fall asleep. Radwan's forces did not sit here on the fence. The end of the fighting in the north should be Only after significant damage to Hezbollah's capabilities. Only such damage could lead to the implementation of Resolution 1701 of the UN Security Council, on the removal of the terrorist organization from the border to the Litani, he stated.
"Any violation of this decision should be met with a clear attack. These are the conditions that will allow the return of the residents of the north."
Earlier, eight residents of the north were injured by a direct hit by a missile in Safed, including one in a serious condition.
The IDF spokesman informed that several launches were detected towards Safed, Netua, Menara and a military base in the north. According to estimates, 20 missiles were launched towards the settlements within minutes.
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