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The conflict between Iran and Israel is at its peak. After Iran's attack on October 1, Israel has started retaliatory action. Israel has started a series of attacks in Lebanon and Syria. Israel has killed the son-in-law of Hezbollah chief Nasrallah in Syria. Whereas more than 40 people have died in the attack in Lebanon's capital Beirut.
What is Iran's claim?
According to information received from Iran, Israel has tampered with satellite images to hide the Iranian attack. Artificial clouds are visible just above the airbase in a satellite image. The picture of the rest of Israel and other airbases is clear. The satellite picture of the airbase is not clear. On October 1, this Israeli airbase was targeted by an Iranian missile.
What did Hezbollah claim?
Following the Israeli attack, Hezbollah claimed to have fired surface-to-air missiles at an Israeli military helicopter flying over Beit Hillel in northern Israel, forcing it to retreat.
An American citizen also died
An American citizen has also died in a horrific Israeli attack in Lebanon's capital Beirut. According to the information, he was a resident of Dearborn, Michigan, USA.
Former Israeli ambassador's statement on India
Amid tensions with Iran, Israel's former ambassador to India Daniel Carman has given a statement regarding India. He has said how important India is for Israel. Daniel Carman said that we have good bilateral relations with India. We greatly appreciated what PM Modi said on October 7. It was quick and clear. I believe India should monitor the situation very closely as it concerns India also,” the former ambassador said.
Israel retaliated, killing Nasrullah's son-in-law
After Iran's attack, Israel has started retaliating. Israel is attacking in Syria and Lebanon. He carried out an airstrike in the Lebanese capital Beirut, killing 46 people. And 85 people are said to be injured. On the other hand, Israel has also attacked the Syrian capital Damascus, in which the son-in-law of Hezbollah chief Nasrallah is reported to have been killed.