11 people wounded as a missile hits the Israeli Community Center

In the Bedouin town of Arab al-Aramshe in Israel’s Western Galilee, a community center was directly struck by a Hezbollah missile on Wednesday, injuring eleven people. The terrorist organization Hezbollah, supported by Iran, took credit for it. According to information obtained by The Press Service of Israel, four of the victims were in light condition, one was in medium condition, and five were in critical condition. One victim’s status was not immediately known.

A drone hit close to the center when first responders were evacuating the wounded. In Ayta ash Shab, a Lebanese town about one kilometer from the Israeli border, the Israeli Defense Forces claimed to have hit the fire’s origin and launched retaliatory airstrikes on a Hezbollah property later in the afternoon. Leaders of Hezbollah have said that they would keep firing missiles in order to prevent thousands of people from northern Israel from going back to their homes.

Demand a Gaza cease-fire

Following a meeting in Jakarta on Thursday, the foreign ministers of China and Indonesia demanded an immediate and permanent cease-fire in Gaza and denounced the humanitarian consequences of Israel’s continued conflict with Hamas. Retno Marsudi, Indonesia’s minister of foreign affairs, told reporters that both nations agree on the need of a cease-fire and a two-state solution to end the Palestinian conflict.