Summary
The article discusses the situation in Iran, focusing on civilian casualties and attacks on public spaces during the US-Israel conflict with Iran. It highlights the solidarity felt by Palestinians with the Iranian people due to shared experiences of war and oppression.
Key Facts
- The article describes civilian deaths and destruction in Iran due to attacks on schools, hospitals, and other public spaces.
- A girls' school in Minab, southern Iran, was struck by missiles, killing many children and staff.
- Over 1,900 civilians have died, and more than 5,000 homes have been damaged in the recent conflict.
- The concept of a "double-tap" strike is explained as a tactic where an initial attack is followed by a second one targeting rescuers.
- The author, as a Palestinian, expresses solidarity with Iranians, drawing parallels between the suffering in Gaza and Iran.
- Attacks on civilian infrastructure violate international law, but the article mentions disregard for these norms by US and Israeli leaders.
- The article connects the current situation in Iran to broader issues of imperialism and war tactics experienced by Palestinians.
