Israel, Iran does not show any signs of decline as the conflict enters its second week

Israel and Iran entered the second week on Friday, and European officials sought to return Tehran to the negotiating table after US President Donald Trump said that any decision on the possible US involvement would be taken within two weeks.

Israel began attacking Iran last Friday, saying it aimed to prevent its enemy for a long time from developing nuclear weapons. Iran has retaliated with missiles and drones over Israel. She says her nuclear program is peaceful.

Human Rights Activists Agency said that Israeli air attacks killed 639 people in Iran. Among the dead are among the military scholars and nuclear scientists. Israel said that at least twenty Israeli civilians died in Iranian missile attacks. Reuters could not independently verify the number of deaths from both sides.

Israel targeted nuclear sites and missile capabilities, and sought to destroy the government of the supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khameneini, according to Western and regional officials.

“Are we aimed at falling the regime? This may be a result, but it is up to the Iranian people to a rise for their freedom,” said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday.

Iran has said it is targeting military and bickering sites in Israel, although it also struck a hospital and other civilian sites.

On Thursday, Israel accused Iran of intentionally targeting civilians by using cluster munitions, which separate small bombs over a large area. Iran’s mission to the United Nations has not immediately returned a request for comment.

Iranian emergency services said on Friday that five hospitals were damaged by Israeli strikes.

With no decline in any of the countries, foreign ministers in Britain, France and Germany were scheduled to meet alongside the head of the European Union’s foreign policy in Geneva with the Iranian Foreign Minister to try to escalate the conflict on Friday.

“It is now time to put an end to the grave scenes in the Middle East and prevent regional escalation that does not benefit anyone,” said British Foreign Secretary David Lami, before their joint meeting with Abbas Archchie, Iran’s foreign minister.

On Thursday, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio Lieme met and made separate calls with his counterparts from Australia, France and Italy to discuss the conflict.

The US State Department said that Rubio and foreign ministers agreed that “Iran can never develop or obtain a nuclear weapon.”

Lammy said the same on X while adding that the situation in the Middle East “has remained risky” and “a window is now in the next two weeks to achieve a diplomatic solution.”

However, Araqchi told Iranian State TV on Friday that Tehran would not agree to talks while Israeli strikes continued.

The Kremlin said on Thursday that Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping Adan Israel agreed that the escalation was needed.

The role of the United States remained urgent. The sources say that Trump’s special envoy to the region, Steve Witkeov, has spoken with Arachi several times since last week.

The White House said Trump will participate in a national security meeting on Friday morning. The president has alternated between the threat of Tehran and urged him to resume nuclear talks that were suspended on the conflict.

At dawn on Friday, the Israeli army issued a new warning against a barrel of rockets from Iran. At least had a direct influence on Beersheba, the largest southern city in Israel, which has been targeted in recent days.

The missile was hit near the apartments, offices, and industrial facilities, leaving a large hole and a piece of at least one residential complex with the destruction of many others.

“We have a direct blow next to one of the buildings. The damage here is wide (wide),” said paradise.

The Israeli public broadcaster was broadcast, it was shots showing cars that were flooded in fire, and thick columns of smoke and shattered windows in residential buildings.

At least six people suffered mild injuries to the explosion, according to Botter, who said that the first respondents were still looking for apartments for losses.

On Thursday, Iran struck a large hospital in Barameh, the largest city in Israel in the south. Iran said it was targeting the Israeli military headquarters near the hospital, but Israel denied that there were any such facilities in the region.

The Israeli army also said that it carried out several strikes overnight in the heart of the Iranian capital. The army said the targets included missile production sites and a nuclear weapons research and development facility.

Defense Minister Israel Katz warned against the Iranian ally, Hezbollah on Friday, a day after the Lebanese Armed Community proposed that it would reach Iran.

Trump has thought about hitting Iran, perhaps with the “Bunker Buster” bomb that could destroy the nuclear sites that were built underground. The White House said that Trump will decide in the next two weeks whether he would participate in the war.

It may not be a fixed deadline. Trump has commonly used “two weeks” as a time frame to make decisions and allow other economic and diplomatic deadlines to slip.

Netanyahu He said he trusted that Trump would do what is better for America. “

He spoke from the ruins and broken glass around the hospital, adding: “I can tell you that they are really helping very much.”

With the Islamic Republic confrontation with one of its greatest external threats since the 1979 revolution, it is possible that any direct challenge to its rule for 46 years is a form of a form of the popular uprising.

But activists participating in previous protest attacks say they do not want to launch mass disorders, even against a regime they hate, with their nation being attacked.

“How is it supposed to flow into the streets? In such terrifying circumstances, people only focus on saving themselves, their families, citizens and even their pets,” said Atina Demi, a prominent activist who spent six years in prison before Iran left.