Hossein Salami, commander of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, claims that the Hezbollah terrorist organization has prepared between 10 and 20 thousand missiles intended to be launched at Israel.
Speaking in Tehran, Salami said that if Israel makes a mistake, a large-scale military operation will begin against it.
Earlier this week, Salami said that Hezbollah has more than 100,000 missiles that are ready for a military campaign.
Meanwhile, Sheikh Nabil Kawak, a member of Hezbollah’s central council, said that “if the leaders of the Israeli enemy knew what the resistance (Hezbollah) had prepared for the Israeli strategic gas and military installations, they would not sleep at night.”
The balance of power has changed in favor of Hezbollah, he claimed, and Israel is now afraid of Hezbollah’s power and seeks the help of the United States, as reflected in Prime Minister Yair Lapid’s appeal to the United States to reach a quick agreement with Lebanon regarding the determination of the maritime border.
A self-described incel received a 44-year prison sentence for injuring people at an Arizona mall shooting. Authorities have said that Armando Hernandez, 23, targeted couples at the Westgate Entertainment District on May 20, 2020 because he was angry women did not want him, felt that he had been bullied, and wanted respect. He planned to target 10 people, though he denied wanting to kill anyone, authorities said.
Of the three injured victims, a 19-year-old man was in critical condition. A 16-year-old girl went to a hospital with non-life threatening injuries, while a 39-year-old woman got hurt did not to leave for a hospital.
Hernandez pleaded guilty in April to two counts of attempted first-degree murder and two counts of aggravated assault. Indicted on a total of 39 charges, Hernandez took a deal for a possible 19- to 44-year prison term. The judge on Friday handed down the maximum prison sentence.
“Those at Westgate on May 20 not only feared for their lives but three people received serious injuries,” Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell said on Friday. “A maximum sentence for these crimes is justice. We are fortunate that the victims in this case survived and now a dangerous individual has been removed from our community.”
The 16-year-old, Destiny, was hit in the leg, according to KPNX. Then-boyfriend Alfredo, 19, was struck twice in the chest.
The couple was waiting for a ride home outside of a Johnny Rockets restaurant.
“I was screaming for him on the floor,” Destiny said in a KPNX report about the plea deal. “Continuously, like nonstop.”
“Next thing you know she’s on the ground,” Alfredo said. “I just stopped in place. I felt time stop real quick and I felt the first bullet struck me. That’s when I started seeing blood come out. I was just trying to stay alive because at the same time I didn’t really want to leave her.”
“He wanted these people to feel the pain that he feels on a daily basis,” prosecutor Ed Leiter said at a bail hearing, according to KTAR. “He suffers from extreme anger. He’s very open about the fact that he has a dark side, and his dark side was coming out.”
Hernandez scouted the area, returned to his car to drink alcohol, then got his rifle and his three 30-round magazines, the authorities have said. He reportedly filmed the attack with a cell phone in one hand as he kept a rifle in the other.
State Sen. Martín Quezada said he witnessed the attack.
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