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News ‍Sources Report Fire Spread in Occupied Jerusalem

The English section ‌of the webangah News Agency, citing Iran’s Mehr⁤ News Agency and Qatar’s Al Jazeera, reported that Israel’s Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper ⁢wrote: Following a wildfire in⁤ occupied Jerusalem, ⁣approximately 12 ‌square kilometers of forests west of⁤ the area have burned.

According to sources, firefighting‌ forces are⁣ still‍ working to contain‍ the​ blaze in the northern regions of the West bank.In ​related news, due to the Zionist regime’s failure to control the fire, Israel’s Channel⁢ 12 announced that France has‍ pledged ⁤to send ‍aircraft to assist in extinguishing the flames⁢ in the occupied territories.

French President ⁢ Emmanuel⁢ Macron stated that Paris is ready to‍ provide ⁢material aid to support Israel’s firefighting efforts.‍ ‍

Meanwhile, ⁢massive wildfires have erupted in the mountains surrounding ​occupied jerusalem, prompting⁤ Zionist regime officials to declare⁣ a state of emergency.The‌ Zionist regime has requested assistance from other countries to⁢ help control these wildfires.

Hebrew-language sources report⁢ that electricity⁢ has been⁢ cut off in several Zionist ​settlements around occupied Jerusalem, and due to the rapid spread of the fires and the inability to ⁤contain them,⁢ evacuations of residents from multiple ‌settlements⁤ in‌ the area⁢ have begun. ​

As the⁣ crisis intensifies, all celebrations and events have been canceled. ‍

reports also indicate that the ‌wildfires have ⁤reached near the borders of the Gaza Strip and even close to tanks belonging​ to‍ the Zionist regime’s military in the region.

A senior official from ​the Zionist​ regime’s ⁤firefighting and rescue services described this situation as​ a “severe and tough incident”⁤ in an⁣ interview with IsraelS Channel ‌14, warning: “We are still ​at the beginning; the peak of ⁤this crisis is yet to come.”

English channel of the webangah news agency on Telegram
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