In the Iranian city of Qom, during celebrations timed to coincide with the launch of missiles against Israel, a box of fireworks exploded.
One Instagram commenter noted that the number of victims could be higher than those who suffered rocket attacks on Israel. According to preliminary data, two people died as a result of the incident.
In the Iranian city of Qom, a box of fireworks exploded right in the middle of a crowd celebrating the launch of rockets into Israel. As someone wrote in the comments of this video on Instagram: apparently there were more victims than the rockets we hit Israel with…… pic.twitter.com/RH5XGo606k
— Lew Anno Suport#Israel #Ukraine 24/2-22 (@anno1540) October 1, 2024
However, the joy over the missile attack was not only felt in Iran. Yesterday, the day of the attack, Palestinian Arabs in Tulkarem held an armed march, shooting in the air, as a sign of approval of Iran’s missiles. One of the militants, carrying a rifle, accidentally caused an explosion that killed one terrorist and injured 12 others to varying degrees.
Residents of the Jabaliya camp in the northern Gaza Strip also noticed intense shelling from Iran.
Previously, Cursor reported on caution in Beirut regarding public expressions of joy over the death of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. A journalist present at the scene observed that the Lebanese are divided: some are sad about his death and feel connected to him, while others are happy but afraid to show it openly.
According to him, the mood in Lebanon is very complex. He noticed that some people were crying in the streets, while others hoped for change but did not dare to express their feelings for fear of the consequences. When Hezbollah was discussed, locals often looked around, worried about the possibility of eavesdropping, and quietly expressed their hope for change. At the same time, discontent with Israel’s actions continues to grow and intensifying attacks are severely affecting life in Beirut, leaving many people homeless.
