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Tensions between Israel and Iran reached new heights this week as both nations exchanged large-scale military strikes. On June 13, Israel targeted over 200 Iranian military and nuclear facilities, prompting a swift retaliation with hundreds of missiles and drones launched at cities like Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
CGTN Stringer spoke to Tel Aviv residents to gauge local sentiment. Ronny, a parent whose son serves in the military, voiced mixed feelings: "We have the right to defend ourselves, but how long can this cycle continue? People are tired." Others echoed concerns about safety and the human cost of prolonged conflict.
While some residents emphasized national security needs, many expressed hope for de-escalation. "No one wins in war," said a café owner near Haifa. The strikes have disrupted daily life, with schools and businesses temporarily closing amid air raid alerts.
Analysts warn the conflict could ripple across global markets and geopolitics. For now, the world watches as diplomacy hangs by a thread.
Tensions between Israel and Iran reached new heights this week as both nations exchanged large-scale military strikes. On June 13, Israel targeted over 200 Iranian military and nuclear facilities, prompting a swift retaliation with hundreds of missiles and drones launched at cities like Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
CGTN Stringer spoke to Tel Aviv residents to gauge local sentiment. Ronny, a parent whose son serves in the military, voiced mixed feelings: "We have the right to defend ourselves, but how long can this cycle continue? People are tired." Others echoed concerns about safety and the human cost of prolonged conflict.
While some residents emphasized national security needs, many expressed hope for de-escalation. "No one wins in war," said a café owner near Haifa. The strikes have disrupted daily life, with schools and businesses temporarily closing amid air raid alerts.
Analysts warn the conflict could ripple across global markets and geopolitics. For now, the world watches as diplomacy hangs by a thread. 
