The war between the Israeli and Iranian forces has lasted five days, six if you add today. Each side continues to attack each other more and more. Israel hit Iran's state TV while it was live. Did you see the woman talking and the next minute the entire building was shaking. That woman is going to be popular but thank God she's alive at least.
Iran has retaliated to that move by sending missiles back to Israel. There are many scared, hurt people and like I made mention, it's the children I'm even more worried about.
How will a person that had their early teens lived in the midst of war look and behave when they're adults.
Israel's leader, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the Israeli attacks have set back Iran's nuclear ambitions. He did not explain how, but he believes Iran has lost years of progress. If that was their goal, it makes sense because a nuclear weapon in th hands of Iran ain't doom for just Israel, but also for nations that supported them. And that brings us to America.
In the United States, President Donald Trump said that he may soon make a peace deal with Iran that will, hopefully, stop this war. I don't know how he intends to do that when he promised he would stop Ukraine and Russia war before he even got into power and we all saw what happened.
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi responded by saying Netanyahu is beginning this war to stop peace talks with Iran.
The sad part about this war thing is the more it continues, the more people get hurt. There are a lot of casualties. Iran has lost 224 people and there are 24 dead in Israel. There are grieving families. Fear is growing every day.
The world is watching. Everybody is hoping this war will end soon so peace can finally be restored. It's not just peace for Iran and iseraubut for the world because regardless of how far apart they are from your control, they are part of the planet and an escalation of war can affect you directly or indirectly.
War is not in the best interest of either side and peace is what each side should hope to gain.
