Warning sirens activated in parts of Ashkelon
Rocket warning sirens are triggered in parts of the southern coastal city of Ashkelon.
Police encircle hundreds of people who defy a ban on a pro-Palestinian demonstration in central Paris. The officers try to contain the protest but fire tear gas when tensions rise as a breakaway group tries to march.
The protest collective known as Urgence Palestine called for a ceasefire in the increasingly intense war between Israel and Hamas. At least 80 people are given citations, according to French media. Other pro-Palestinian demonstrations are held in Marseille and Strasbourg in the east.
Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin’s order to ban pro-Palestinian demonstrations in France was trimmed back by the nation’s highest administrative authority. The Council of State ruled any protests in favor of either side in the war are to be authorized on a case-by-case basis after assessing risks to public order.
The Israel Defense Forces says it struck a compound belonging to the Hezbollah terror group and a number of observation posts in southern Lebanon in response to rocket and missile attacks today.
The IDF publishes footage showing one of the strikes.
Sirens sound in Ashdod, Ashkelon and other southern communities
Incoming rocket alerts sound in numerous southern communities, including the coastal cities of Ashdod and Ashkelon.
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