#IsraelIranConflict The Israel-Iran conflict is a complex issue with historical, political, and ideological roots. Here is a summary of the current situation:

*Important Events Triggering the Conflict:*

- *Israeli Airstrike on Iranian Embassy (April 1, 2024)*: Israel bombed the Iranian embassy in Damascus, Syria, killing 16 people, including senior Iranian officers and proxy fighters.

- *Iran's Response (April 13, 2024)*: Iran launched an attack on Israel with approximately 300 drones and several ballistic missiles. The US, UK, and Jordan intercepted over 100 Iranian drones to defend Israel.

- *Israeli Retaliation (April 19, 2024)*: Israel conducted limited strikes in Iran and Syria, targeting military bases and radar systems near Isfahan International Airport.

*Escalation and Recent Developments:*

- *Assassination of Ismail Haniyeh (July 31, 2024)*: The Hamas leader was killed in an Israeli attack in Tehran, Iran. Iran and Hezbollah vowed to take revenge.

- *Iran's Attack on Israel (October 1, 2024)*: Iran launched approximately 200 missiles at Israel in two waves.

- *Israeli Attack on Iran (October 26, 2024)*: Israel began attacking Iran, with explosions reported near several cities, including Tehran and Mashhad.

- *Escalation June 2025*: Israel launched several airstrikes against nuclear facilities and Iranian infrastructure on June 12, 2025.

*Parties Involved and Alliances:*

- *Iran*: Supported by the Axis of Resistance, including Syria, Hezbollah, Houthi, and Islamic Resistance in Iraq.

- *Israel*: Supported by the US, UK, France, Jordan, and intelligence from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

*Impact and Concerns:*

- *Regional Instability*: The conflict increases tensions in the Middle East, with rising concerns of regional war.

- *Civilian Casualties*: The conflict has caused significant civilian casualties and refugees, particularly in Lebanon and Gaza.

- *Global Implications*: The conflict has implications for global security, energy markets, and international relations ¹.