Gerry Shih

1 week ago | washingtonpost.com | Gerry Shih |Susannah George |Evan Hill

Israel-Iran conflict may last only as long as their missiles hold out (washingtonpost.com) Israel-Iran conflict may last only as long as their missiles hold out By Gerry Shih; Susannah George; Evan Hill 2025061717160500 JERUSALEM — Since Friday, the same dramatic exchange has played out more than a half-dozen times over the skies of Israel: A barrage of Iranian ballistic missiles come streaking in.

1 week ago | estadao.com.br | Susannah George |Gerry Shih

O incêndio a refinaria South Pars, no Golfo Pérsico, foi causado por um ataque de um drone israelense. Crédito: APOs ataques israelenses contra instalações nucleares, de energia, fábricas e aviação iranianas sinalizaram o início de uma fase mais ampla e intensa do conflito no domingo e na segunda, quando aviões de guerra israelenses perseguiram novos alvos em áreas mais profundas nas cidades e vilas do Irã.

1 week ago | washingtonpost.com | Susannah George |Gerry Shih

Israel appears to take aim at Iran’s regime with expanded targets (washingtonpost.com) Israel appears to take aim at Iran’s regime with expanded targets By Susannah George; Gerry Shih 2025061522123400 Israeli strikes targeting Iranian energy production facilities, manufacturing plants and aviation signaled the start of a wider and more intense phase of the conflict Sunday, as Israeli war planes pursued new targets deeper in Iran's cities and towns.

1 week ago | washingtonpost.com | Shira Rubin |Gerry Shih

Clash with Iran boosts Netanyahu, but Israelis worry about long fight (washingtonpost.com) Clash with Iran boosts Netanyahu, but Israelis worry about long fight By Shira Rubin; Gerry Shih 2025061519485700 TEL AVIV — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's shaky political position may have been solidified by Israel's campaign against Iran's nuclear facilities and its leadership, but to sustain public support he needs to show the military operation is a success and ensure it doesn't become...

1 week ago | nzherald.co.nz | Souad Mekhennet |Gerry Shih

A view of a damaged building in the Iranian capital, Tehran, following the Israeli attack, last week. Photo / Fatemeh Bahrami, Anadolu via Getty ImagesBy the time Israeli aircraft were streaking across the sky towards nuclear and military sites in Iran last week, secret commando teams, swarms of armed drones and explosives concealed in ordinary vehicles were emerging from hiding deep inside Iran and making their way toward slumbering targets.