Middle East Conflict: Iran Launches Missile Strikes on Israel After Beirut Attack

The conflict in West Asia shows no signs of easing as Iran reportedly launched a series of missile attacks on Israel following recent strikes in Beirut. According to the report, Iran fired multiple missiles targeting three major Israeli locations, including Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Jerusalem. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed that ballistic missiles were aimed at the Ramat David Airbase near Haifa. The attack is being described as Iran's first direct strike on Israel since the ceasefire that reportedly came into effect on April 8. Iranian sources claim the missiles caused significant damage, although independent verification of these claims was not provided. Beyond the military action, Iran has also intensified its psychological and information campaign. After the strikes, Tehran released two videos carrying political messages aimed at Israel and the United States. One video referenced “Epstein Island,” apparently seeking to criticize Western political and moral systems. Iran stated that its conflict is not against ordinary citizens, Christians, or Jews, but against what it called a corrupt Western power structure. In another message, Iran reaffirmed its support for Lebanon, declaring that it would continue standing by its ally despite ongoing regional tensions.