Devastation in Tel Aviv: Lives Shattered by Missile Strike
Residents of a Tel Aviv apartment block, destroyed by an Iranian missile strike, return to salvage belongings and face their loss. The attack on Ramat Aviv resulted in injuries and significant damage to homes and a care facility. Calls for peace rise amid escalating conflict between Israel and Iran.

Residents of a Tel Aviv apartment block found themselves returning to the rubble on Monday, the day after an Iranian missile devastated their homes. The missile strike targeted the densely populated Ramat Aviv neighborhood, causing extensive damage and injuring at least 20 people. A care home for the elderly was also affected but had evacuated most of its residents in advance.
Among the residents affected, Osnat Steinberger, a 68-year-old artist, recounted the loss of her home and personal memories, stating that all her possessions and artworks were gone. Similar sentiments were shared by Ilana Ben Ari, another resident who described her evolving shock and realization of the tragedy.
The conflict between Israel and Iran intensified as Israel attacked Iran's nuclear capabilities, prompting Iranian retaliations that targeted Tel Aviv. The involvement of the United States has heightened concerns about further escalation, with local residents expressing a strong desire for peace and a quick resolution to the ongoing hostilities.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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