Emergency officials say that the Iranian strike in Israel is about twenty

and Iranian Magane David Adom said that the missile strike was wounded on Friday, the wounding of 23 people in the northern part of Israel, where the two countries continued to exchange more strikes.

MDA said that three were seriously injured, including a 16 -year -old boy, who had shrapnel wounds at the top of his body. The paramedics said that two others-a 40-year-old man and a 54-year-old man-were injured in their legs, and a woman was suffering from a heart attack while she died and died.

An Israeli military official said that Iran fired about 20 missiles in Israel in the attack, which came as a diplomatic effort to negotiate a settlement of the conflict in Geneva between European foreign ministers Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi.

Before the meeting, Aragcha said that his country “there is nothing to discuss” with the United States as long as Israel continues its strikes on Iran, but it is open to “dialogue” with others, although not negotiations.

After several hours of the talks, British Foreign Secretary, David Lami, said that the Europeans “are keen to continue the continuous discussions and negotiations with Iran.” He said that the Europeans were evident in talks in Geneva that Iran “could not have a nuclear weapon.” No other details were provided.

Earlier on Friday morning, the Israeli army said it had striked 25 military and nuclear targets in Iran. The Israeli Defense Forces said that 60 aircraft were used in strikes.

An Iranian missile also struck the southern Israeli city of Shiva on Friday morning.

the War Week Between Israel and Iran At least 657 people, including 263 civilians, were killed in Iran. Israeli officials say at least 24 people in Israel were killed.

With the intensification of tensions with Iran, Israel continued its strikes in Gaza during the last day, with at least 42 people killed on Friday. The Hamas -running Ministry of Health in Gaza said 23 of the people who were killed were looking for humanitarian aid.

No humanitarian assistance has entered the Gaza Strip, where the United Nations said that all residents face the risk of hunger, for 48 hours.