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1. 🔥 Conflict in Brief In mid-June 2025, Israel and Iran began a 12-day, high-stress military conflict that Israeli soldiers called Operation Rising Lion. Israel conducted extensive airstrikes across Iran, focusing on military locations close to Tehran and Qom, nuclear facilities (Natanz, Fordow, and Isfahan), and key infrastructure such as the Shahran oil storage and South Pars gas field. aljazeera.com +7 en.wikipedia.org +7 indiatoday.in +7. Iran responded with drone and missile salvos that targeted Israeli cities such as Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Beersheba; one of the missiles hit Beersheba's Soroka Hospital, resulting in casualties and chemical risks. en.wikipedia.org +4 aljazeera.com +4 aljazeera.com +4. 2. Israel's Strikes in Iran: Military Escalation and Key Targets heavy bombardment on military and nuclear installations, like as command centers and missile manufacturing plants close to Tehran. Targeting IRGC and Quds Force officials, such as Saeed Izadi and Behnam ...

🌮🇷🇮🇱 U pdate on the Iran-Israel  Conflict: July 1, 2025   A truce mediated by Trump has halted twelve days of fierce open battle between Iran and Israel, but underlying tensions still exist. Here is a thorough explanation: 1. 🔍 Military Repercussions: Israel's Campaign Was Incomplete Israel's attack was described as "short, punishing, and ultimately succeeded far short of its advertised aims" in a Foreign Policy study. The campaign was an expensive bet since Israel was unable to eliminate Iran's strategic deterrent (foreignpolicy.com). Despite being the main target, Ayatollah Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of Iran, managed to live. Internal dynamics, however, change as the management now has to deal with a rearranged power structure. 2. 🧨 Peace and Diplomatic Repercussions A heated 12-day conflict that started in mid-June was put on hold by the truce, which was arranged by Trump's predecessor, according to Reuters.com. The G7 foreign ministers hav...