US EditionHow Much Can Israelis Take? A Trauma Expert Finds Out - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
- On late Tuesday, a ceasefire ended 12 days of Israeli and Iranian airstrikes, with Mehdi Ferdowsi surveying his destroyed Tehran home as hundreds begin rebuilding.
- The ceasefire was broken early Tuesday when an Israeli strike hit hours after it was agreed, with both sides blaming each other for renewed violence that leveled walls and shattered windows.
- Tehran officials report over 500 homes damaged and 606 killed, while WarTrack estimates civilian deaths exceed 1,000 amid ongoing strikes.
- Following the ceasefire, Tehran residents focus on survival, with many having lost their homes and expressing doubts it will last, as families try to stay together amid widespread destruction.
- Following the 12-day conflict in Iran, stories of civilian suffering highlight Middle East volatility as fragile peace emerges amid ongoing tensions.
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“To feel the missiles fall around you is an experience that is not compared to anything. Fear and stress were unbearable,” says Fernanda Velázquez, a Mexican woman who traveled to Israel with the intention of starting a new life; however, her plans changed when the dispute between Israel and Iran escalated into a missile rain that forced hundreds of people—including her—to rethink her future.During 12 days of the war between Israel and Iran, the…
Unexpected Conflict Turns Cultural Journey into Survival Test for American Students - Real News Now
Filled with great enthusiasm and a desire to immerse themselves in a different culture, a group of young Americans embarked on a journey to an historically rich nation with the expectation of learning more about their Jewish identities. However, their memorable moments took an unexpected turn, featuring melee sounds of air raid sirens and frantic dashes to bomb shelters. After Israel unexpectedly launched a strike on Iran this month, these stude…
How much can Israelis take? A trauma expert finds out - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
The late singer-songwriter Meir Ariel had a hit song that Israelis tend to invoke at times of crisis: “Avarnu et Par’o, Na’avor Gam et Zeh” — If we survived Pharoah, we’re going to survive this. You heard it during the COVID pandemic, during the street protests over the government’s planned judicial overhaul, after the trauma of Oct. 7, and yet again earlier this month, when Israel attacked Iran and Iran responded with a hail of missiles. It su…
Iranian missile hit near IDF's Tel Aviv headquarters at start of Iran war
A missile fired in one of the barrages shot by Iran at Israel hit a residential and commercial building complex near the IDF's headquarters in Tel Aviv, representing just one of 480 buildings in Tel Aviv damaged by missile impacts during the 12-day war
Will a long-term war take place in the short or medium term between Israel and its American ally, and the Islamic Republic of Iran and its famous proxies?
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