The Dhaka Times Desk The fire that started in Zionist Israel has not yet been brought under control. The fires spread to illegal Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank.
The country has 480 firefighting aircraft working to fight the wildfires, with around 2,500 firefighters working there. On Sunday, with the help of these planes, two and a half lakh tons of water was dropped on the ground, according to media reports.
Many have claimed that this kind of situation has arisen in Israel after the initiative to ban the holy call to prayer of Islam was taken.
According to international media reports, this terrible fire spread in the occupied Israeli territory this week due to severe drought and dry weather. The fire destroyed the residential area and the forest area. Thousands of people have been displaced there.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has assured all assistance to the victims. Additional personnel have joined efforts to protect the forest, officials said. People in the worst-hit city of Haifa have already started returning home. They are now assessing the damage.
On the other hand, Egypt and four European countries have sent planes to control the huge fires in the Zionist country. Netanyahu said on Friday that people had to be evacuated from several small towns due to the raging fires. The temperature in the country is taking a turn for the worse due to the heat wave.
In an emergency press conference, Netanyahu said that Israel has sought international help to bring the fires under control. Firefighting planes are arriving from Greece, Croatia, Italy and Cyprus. Egypt sent two warplanes on the orders of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi. The Palestinian Authority and Russia have also offered assistance.
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