Syria says Israeli missiles have struck its two major airports a day before Iranian minister was due...

Today, it was reported that Israeli military fired missiles on both airports in Damascus and Aleppo, which took place at the same time. This attack occurred just before the scheduled arrival of Iran's foreign minister.

The two airports, situated in the capital and Syria's second city, experienced explosive rounds that resulted in harm to the runways and temporary closure of both transport hubs.

A video that is being shared on social media appears to display a mass of smoke coming from one of the airports.

According to a source in the Syrian military, who was quoted by the government-run SANA news agency, the purpose of the strike was to divert the global focus away from Israel's military campaign against Hamas in Gaza.

The report mentioned that there were no casualties from the assaults and the Israeli armed forces chose not to give an explanation.

The airport entrances of Syria's capital city, Damascus, were hit by missile strikes, causing destruction to the runway and rendering both of the major airports in the country, including the second largest city, out of service. These missile attacks caused significant damage to the airports.

Today, Hossein Amirabdollahian, the foreign minister of Iran, accused Israel of attempting to commit 'genocide' by implementing a blockade against Gaza. He is embarking on a regional journey to discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which will include visits to Iraq and Lebanon.

Amirabdollahian expressed that Netanyahu and the Zionists are still committing war crimes against the people of Gaza. They are surrounding them, not giving them access to essential resources like water, electricity, medicine, and food. This has caused the Zionists to have a desire for genocide against everyone living in Gaza.

The ongoing conflict in Gaza doesn't only involve Hamas fighting against the Zionists, but it's also the Zionists' battle against the entire Palestinian population.

In the past few years, Israel has carried out numerous air strikes on Syria, which is located north of Israel. These air strikes mainly targeted forces supported by Iran and Hezbollah combatants, along with the Syrian army positions. Additionally, the Damascus and Aleppo airports were attacked as well.

The nation of Israel seldom gives remarks about particular air attacks on Syria, although they have emphasized that they will not tolerate their principal adversary, Iran, increasing their influence in the region.

Insiders reveal that the recent attacks on airports are a deliberate attempt to obstruct Iran's means of supplying materials to Syria. Iran has been backing President Bashar al-Assad since the beginning of the civil war in 2011, leading to an increase in its power and influence in Syria.

Israeli soldiers launched explosive shells towards Syria on Tuesday in retaliation to rockets that were fired from the southern region of Syria. The rockets had landed on Israeli positions located on the other side of the border.

Videos circulating on social media seem to depict a fog of smoke coming out of one of the airports.

A source from the Syrian military reported that there were no injuries resulting from the attacks on Aleppo's airport. The Israeli military chose not to provide a comment on the matter. (The picture included is from a previous event.)

The progress of the event produces worries that the hostility may provoke a bigger conflict, since Israel exchanges attacks with Hezbollah in Lebanon and fights against Hamas militants in Gaza.

Israel has aimed for airports and seaports situated in Syrian regions that are under government control, with the intention of stopping arms deliveries from Iran to militant factions upheld by Tehran. This includes the support of Lebanon's Hezbollah.

Many fighters supported by Iran from various parts of the region came to Syria's 12-year-long conflict and contributed to shifting the outcome in favor of President Bashar Assad's military forces.

The leaders of Iran and Syria have appealed to Islamic nations to come to a mutual decision that would show their support for the Palestinian people.

The president of Iran, Ebrahim Raisi, reportedly spoke to the Syrian leader and emphasized the importance of unity amongst Islamic, Arab, and global individuals in putting a halt to the oppressive actions of the Zionist regime towards the Palestinian community. These details were shared by the Nournews agency, which is connected to Iran's main security organization.

Raisi and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman talked about the Palestinian-Israeli situation during their first phone conversation since their countries made a deal in March, facilitated by China, to restart their relationship. This happened on Wednesday.

Iran and Syria have been close friends in the Middle East for a long time.

In the past few years, Iran has increased its economic impact in Syria, which is currently experiencing war. Iran has provided President Bashar al-Assad's administration with credit facilities and has secured profitable commercial deals.

Large clouds of smoke can be seen rising up from an Israeli air strike that occurred in Rafah, located in the southern Gaza Strip on October 12, 2023.

Clouds of smoke rise in the sky as a result of an Israeli airstrike that took place in Rafah, located in the southern part of Gaza Strip on October 12, 2023.

On October 11, 2023, missiles aimed towards Israel from the Gaza strip were intercepted by the Iron Dome defense system.

The ongoing war has reached its sixth day and the Israeli administration is facing immense public pressure to bring down Hamas. This emerged after the group's terrorists managed to breach through the border fence on Saturday and commenced attacks on hundreds of Israelis. The attacks occurred in various places, including homes, streets, and even an outdoor music festival.

Those living in the Gaza Strip are currently experiencing heightened unpredictability as the lone power plant in the area depleted its fuel reserves and ceased operations on Wednesday.

When there is no electricity, people have difficulty staying in touch and accessing knowledge becomes difficult.

Egypt has had extensive discussions with Israel and the United States regarding the transport of supplies and fuel through the Rafah border crossing, which is still shut down on either side at present.

Nevertheless, Egypt opposed the suggestions to create passageways from Gaza, arguing that a mass departure of Palestinians from the territory would significantly harm the Palestinian movement.

The ongoing conflict, which has resulted in the death of over 2,500 people from both factions, is anticipated to intensify.

During his visit to Israel, the US Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, made a commitment to always support the country, whilst recognizing that the Palestinians have legitimate aspirations that are not being represented by the terrorist group Hamas.

1,200 individuals in Israel were tragically killed during an unexpected attack by militants who align with Islamist beliefs. The overwhelming majority of those who lost their lives were innocent civilians. In addition to this, around 150 individuals were captured and held hostage by the assailants.

For six consecutive days, Israel has responded to Hamas' actions by launching air and artillery attacks on targets within Gaza, resulting in the loss of more than 1,350 lives.

The Israeli military has made preparations for a prospective invasion of the Palestinian coastal zone following an incident that has been likened to the United States' September 11 attacks.

In Gaza City on October 12, 2023, there was an Israeli air strike, and as a result, smoke emerged from the Gaza port.

In Gaza City on October 12, 2023, a young Palestinian boy surveyed the wreckage of a car that had been destroyed in an Israeli air strike, as he sat inside his own family's vehicle.

During a press conference conducted together with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Blinken mentioned that you may have the capability to protect yourself without any help.

As America continues to exist, you can take comfort in the fact that you will never have to go through challenging times on your own. We promise to always be there for you no matter what.

According to the army, Israel has demolished entire blocks of the city in Gaza and wrecked thousands of constructions. Meanwhile, Hamas has launched over 5,000 rockets towards Israel.

The President of the United States, Joe Biden, has promised to fully support Israel and has not requested Hamas to hold back. However, Blinken suggested that it could be necessary to eventually establish a peaceful resolution - an idea that has been opposed by the Netanyahu government, which is known for its conservative views.

To achieve peace and fairness, it is crucial to denounce the oppressive rule of Hamas, according to Blinken's statement.

It is commonly understood that the Palestinian people do not view Hamas as their representative, and that their rightful desires for security, freedom, justice, opportunity, and dignity are not in line with Hamas' ideology.

Netanyahu expressed gratitude for the assistance provided by the United States, which encompasses military resources. Furthermore, he suggested that Hamas, the governing authority of the besieged territory of Gaza, be treated similarly to the Islamic State organization.

Netanyahu declared that Hamas would meet the same fate as ISIS, who were vanquished. He emphasized that Hamas must be handled in the same manner as ISIS.

Israel has summoned 300,000 reserve soldiers and quickly mobilized troops, tanks and intense weapons to the southern desert regions close to Gaza, where Hamas initiated their remarkable attack on October 7.

Since then, the Israeli military has searched the southern towns and kibbutz communities, and reportedly eliminated 1,500 terrorists. However, during their operations they have also tragically come across a significant amount of deceased civilians.

Hamas has issued a warning that they will murder hostages if Israel initiates bombing on Gaza's civilian targets without a prior notice. This has further intensified the resentment and terror in traumatized Israel.

The current conflict in Southern Israel is made even more complex due to the danger posed by Hezbollah, a group backed by Iran and located in Lebanon.

In the last few days, there have been numerous confrontations between Israel and Hezbollah, including the firing of rockets and artillery from across the border. As a result, Israel has deployed a large number of tanks to the border.