Israel Times: Iranian Plane Returns from Iraqi Airspace Following Israeli Army Warnings

According to the 'Israel Times', data from flight tracking websites indicate that an Iranian flight from Tehran, operated by Qeshm Fars Air and heading to Lebanon or Syria, returned to Iran early today after entering Iraqi airspace. The Israel Times claims that this flight was apparently carrying weapons intended for Hezbollah and turned back following warnings from the Israeli army. The Israeli army states that it will likely continue its 'military blockade' of Lebanon for a long time. As part of the blockade, aimed at preventing the delivery of Iranian weapons to Hezbollah, the Israeli army has attacked all 'military' crossings between Lebanon and Syria, including a tunnel, and has also struck a civilian crossing after Hezbollah began using it. The Israeli army has also warned that it will thwart any attempts by the Iranian government to transfer weapons to Hezbollah via the civilian airport in Beirut. Separately, it is claimed that Israel has attacked several warehouses in Syria in recent days, which the Israeli army believes were used to store Iranian weapons intended for delivery to Hezbollah. Clashes between the Israeli army and Hezbollah continued on Friday, October 5, with some Lebanese sources reporting 153 airstrikes on Hezbollah positions by Israel in the past 24 hours. The Israeli army has also asked residents of some areas in northern Gaza to evacuate designated locations. Previously, the Israeli army had asked residents of 25 villages in southern Lebanon to leave these villages. Reuters: Germany has halted arms exports to Israel. The Middle East is in crisis; airlines have canceled their flights. Reuters: Gulf Arab states remain neutral in the Iran-Israel dispute. Israel: Hezbollah intended to carry out an attack 'in the style of October 7.'