Syria’s two main airports out of service after Israel strikes — state media
Israeli strikes have knocked Syria’s two main airports out of service, Syrian state media says.
The “simultaneous” strikes on the Aleppo and Damascus airports “damaged landing strips in the two airports, putting them out of service,” state media says, citing a military source.
The Egyptian Foreign Ministry urges Israel to stop attacking the Palestinian side of the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt so that it can be reopened, Channel 12 reports.
The crossing has been closed since it was hit by IAF airstrikes on Tuesday afternoon, after Israel declared that no food or fuel would be allowed into the Strip in an effort to implement a complete blockade to isolate Hamas. The IAF said it bombed the crossing as it was targeting an underground smuggling tunnel.
Rocket alerts blare again in Ashkelon area
Rocket sirens sound once more in Ashkelon and surrounding communities, sending residents to shelters again.
There are no immediate reports of impacts or interceptions.
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