Iranian Missiles Damage Nevatim Air Base in Israel

Recent satellite assessments reveal a significant escalation in agricultural damage in the Gaza Strip, with 67.6% of cropland affected as of September 2024, exacerbating the ongoing humanitarian crisis. The conflict has led to damage of key agricultural infrastructure, including wells and greenhouses, raising concerns about food production and the risk of famine for over 2 million Gazans. In parallel, Iranian missile strikes on October 1, 2024, targeted Israel's Nevatim airbase, which houses advanced F-35 fighter jets, causing damage to several hangars but reportedly not to the aircraft themselves. The Israeli military acknowledged impacts on their bases but described the damage as limited and ineffective. Following the missile strikes, Israel conducted airstrikes in Gaza, resulting in numerous casualties. The situation remains fluid as both military actions and humanitarian crises unfold in the region.