The Iranian regime ordered the bombing of a house in Tel Aviv

On Monday, Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorists launched a project in central Israel in Tel Aviv from the Gaza Strip, which hit a residential house in Mishmeret. This Tuesday, the local newspaper "Israel Hayom" inform that The attack was ordered by the Iranian regime and had to rely on Hamas' approval.

This source pointed out that The Islamic Republic "has overtaken the heads" of Hamas leaders.

However, the terrorist group, which is held responsible by Israel for every attack from Gaza, approved the attack. to harm the election campaign of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu facing the elections of 9 April.

The bombing, which left seven people injured, including two minors, caused a sharp increase in attacks that lasted all day.

The projectile launched from Gaza fell early Monday morning.

The sound of the anti-aircraft sirens awakened residents of the Sharon residential neighborhood, northeast of Tel Aviv, and placed them in shelters. Then the sound of a loud explosion was heard.

Late Monday, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced that after 30:00, about 30 Gaza launches to Israel had been identified. The Iron Dome air defense system "has intercepted several launches". While "the vast majority of uncaught launches have fallen into open areas".

Throughout the day, the sirens sounded in the city of Sderot and in the regional councils of Hof Ashkelon, Bnei Shimon, Shaar HaNegev, Bnei Shimon and Eshkol. Meanwhile, Tel Aviv and other major cities have opened anti-aircraft shelters.

On Tuesday morning, however, calm prevailed in Gaza. However, in schools in southern Israel, the authorities canceled clbades and the army restricted concentrations near the border with the Palestinian territory.