In its escalating war on Iran, “Israel” quickly shifted from targeting military leaders and nuclear facilities to striking vital infrastructure, especially government institutions that affect daily life.

What began as simmering tensions between “Israel” and Iran has now exploded into one of the most dangerous flare-ups the Middle East has seen in years.

Since “Israel” started war on Iran on June 13, 2025, President Trump’s administration has been sending mixed messages, publicly denying involvement in the attack, while at the same time warning it could destroy Tehran.

Amid the ongoing war between Iran and “Israel” since June 13, 2025, Iraq once again finds itself caught in a complex struggle—torn between Iranian-backed militias on its soil and American bases and interests.

Since al-Assad’s fall, Syria’s new government, backed by allies, is fighting a resurging Islamic State amid fears of sleeper cells and regional support fueling instability.

The UAE-backed alliance between Libya’s Haftar and Sudan’s RSF militia is seizing control of the strategic Sudan-Egypt-Libya border to dominate smuggling routes and reshape regional power dynamics.

Pakistan’s pledge to stand behind Iran raises questions about the possible emergence of a new military axis in the region against “Israel,” based on the shared interests of the two neighboring countries.

The declared goal of "Israel’s surprise attack" on Iran was to disrupt its nuclear program and prevent uranium enrichment for a weapon, but Israeli and American politicians’ statements suggested the true aim was to topple the Iranian regime.

Trump promised to be a peacemaker. Instead, he is managing multiple wars while his negotiating prowess and diplomatic initiatives collapse in real time.

In the early hours of June 13, 2025, the Israeli Occupation Air Force launched an unprecedented strike at the heart of Iran’s nuclear program, targeting military and strategic facilities from Tehran to Tabriz—most notably the Natanz and Fordow enrichment sites.

A deep-rooted network of corruption and smuggling in Lebanon’s pharmaceutical sector has flooded the market with counterfeit medicines, seriously endangering public health.

During the recent tensions, “Israel” struck more than 250 targets in Iran, while Iranian forces launched hundreds of ballistic missiles and armed drones at Israeli targets.

Maghreb-led humanitarian convoy to Gaza drew widespread support but faced blockades and deportations, exposing both regional solidarity and political obstruction.

The recent Israeli strike on Iran, aided by deep intelligence breaches and U.S. coordination, killed key commanders and scientists, exposing a severe internal security collapse within the Islamic Republic.

“Israel’s” June 2025 naval strike on Yemen signals a strategic push toward Iran, testing maritime capabilities amid rising U.S.-“Israel” tensions and intelligence concerns.