Building collapses while Netanyahu speaks on live broadcast
As the war between Iran and Israel enters its 8th day, a building in Tel Aviv that had been damaged by Iranian missiles collapsed while Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu was giving a speech. His panic during those moments was captured on camera.
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The conflict between Israel and Iran, which began on June 13 and has rapidly escalated, continues under the codenames "Rising Lion" and "True Promise." At least 227 people, including high-ranking figures such as Iran's Chief of Staff Mohammad Bagheri and Revolutionary Guards Commander Hossein Salami, have lost their lives in Israeli attacks.
Iran, in turn, has targeted the Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and Haifa regions of Israel by launching unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and hundreds of ballistic and hypersonic missiles. As a result of Iranian missiles breaching Israeli air defense systems, at least 25 people have died, and the number of injured has exceeded 500.
A remarkable incident occurred in Tel Aviv today during Iran's ongoing missile attacks. While Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was holding a press conference, a building that had previously been heavily damaged by Iranian missiles suddenly collapsed.
HE LOOKED TOWARD THE DIRECTION OF THE SOUND
Netanyahu, who appeared to be in a state of panic at that moment, turned around and looked toward the direction the sound came from. The fear in the Israeli Prime Minister's eyes was captured on camera moment by moment.