Hawzah News Agency- In an unprecedented move that exposed the structural flaws of the Zionist regime's crisis management, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar spent hours in emergency calls with officials from over 10 countries, including the UK, France, and Azerbaijan, pleading for international aid to contain catastrophic wildfires near occupied Al-Quds (Jerusalem). This desperate appeal came as flames—fueled by the regime's failing security- environment infrastructure—rapidly encroached on strategic areas, forcing Israeli authorities to publicly concede failure in controlling what they now acknowledge as one of the largest natural disasters in the regime’s history.
The Prime Minister’s Office, the National Security Ministry, and the Foreign Ministry announced earlier in the day that Israel had also formally requested aid from Greece, Cyprus, Croatia, Italy and Bulgaria as local resources strained to contain the rapidly spreading blazes and also Several communities in the Jerusalem area were evacuated as a result of the blazes.
The Fire and Rescue Services’ Jerusalem District commander Shmulik Friedman said on Wednesday evening that firefighters still had a long way to go before the blazes would be contained. “We are amidst a very large wildfire, maybe the largest there has ever been in this country,” he stated during a press conference in Eshtaol, near Jerusalem.
Source: The Times of Israel
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