Israel Fire Latest Update: The Holy Land Is Fire-Free Now! Extinguished 2,000 Arson Fires In 5 Days, A Miracle Indeed!

Since the terrorists could not penetrate their bombs in Israel, the enemies attacked the Holy Land through simultaneous arson fires across the land. The wildfire that spread out so quickly in Israel has forced almost 100,000 Israelis to leave their homes. Considering such huge damage, the reported 2,000 arson fires inflicted on the Holy Land has just been extinguished in five days. It was such an incredible miracle indeed!

The unexpected inferno that raged Israel over the last five days has damaged about 700 homes. Fortunately, there were no deaths recorded, although there were about 122 people who were harmed by the fire. Medical officials confirmed some were treated for slight injuries only, Jews News reported.

The Jewish publication mentioned that Israel acquired help through the firefighting aircraft from the US and Russia. The two nations have sent their supertankers and helped dropped fire retardants and a huge amount of water to kill the blazing fire.

In another report, it has been reported that aside from Russia and US, there were seven other nations that helped extinguish the raging fire. Greece, Croatia, Italy, Cyprus, Turkey, Romania and Bulgaria were among the nations that were listed to have helped Israel in battling to bring the inferno under control.

Retweet a HUGE thank you to Israeli firefighters and countries who have sent help to fight these hundreds of fires started by arson #terror pic.twitter.com/qL8Ne7ksgl

— Israel Under Fire (@israelunderfire) November 27, 2016

Meanwhile, the Internal Security Minister Gilad Erdan has called this case as "arson terrorism." Furthermore, Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that whoever attempts to burn portions of Israel shall be punished in a severe manner.

The unexpected inferno in Israel was even cheered on by some Arabs and Palestinians. These enemies of the Holy Land even created the hashtag "#israelisburning," which have circulated on various social media platforms and have trended on Twitter.

Israel's education minister Naftali Bennett suggested that the Arabs or Palestinians were responsible for the arson fires. Bennett took to his official Twitter account a message saying only those people to whom Israel does not belong have the capacity to burn Israel.

The Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas's Fatah movement then responded through a statement claiming that the land and trees that were burning simply represent their historical Palestine, Express UK has noted. This statement seems to confirm who is responsible with the devastating inferno in Israel.