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Siamak Ghahreman, the president of Australian-Iranian community organisation

‘Everyone I know is panicking’: Fear grips Sydney Iranian community

Australia’s Iranian community says it feels squeezed between a regime many do not support and a war tearing their country apart.

  • Mostafa Rachwani

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Palestinians collect sacks of flour from an aid distribution point in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza.

Israeli attacks kill 44 Palestinians in Gaza as UN warns of water shortage

UNICEF says a shortage of fuel to operate wells and desalination plants in Gaza means the enclave “is facing what would amount to a man-made drought”.

  • Nidal al-Mughrabi and Olivia Le Poidevin
Iran Israel war

It’s been one week since Israel first struck Iran. Here’s what we know

Donald Trump has given himself two weeks to decide if the United States will officially enter the conflict. But what happens then, and how did we get here?

  • Bronte Gossling
A Palestinian boy carries a sack of food and humanitarian aid unloaded from a World Food Program convoy.

As bombs rain down on Israel and Iran, Gaza’s carnage continues

While Israel’s stunning attack on Iran and the possibility of all-out regional war transfix the world, in the background, Gaza’s death toll continues to climb.

  • Tom Housden
Changed flight paths created some delays for Emirates flights.

Flying to and from Europe via the Middle East is nerve-racking right now

Coming back from Europe as airspace closed due to the Israel-Iran conflict was stressful, but I learnt a few lessons.

  • Julietta Jameson
US personnel manoeuvre a GBU57 bomb, known as the Massive Ordnance Penetrator, in 2023.

Trump has the bomb that could destroy Iran’s ‘nuclear mountain’. Israel may not need it

One previous plan to take out Iran’s heavily fortified nuclear site involved Israeli commandos, but such an attack would be hugely risky, and potentially deadly.

  • Joe Barnes
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Smoke rises after a reported Israeli strike on a building used by Islamic Republic of Iran News Network, part of Iran’s state TV broadcaster.

As it happened Israel-Iran conflict: Trump denies Macron’s ceasefire deal claims before returning to Washington; queues in Tehran after US president issues evacuation warning

A look back at the latest news out of the Middle East with our coverage on June 17.

  • Cindy Yin, Liam Mannix, Anthony Segaert, Angus Delaney and Cassandra Morgan
Mourners carry the flag-draped coffins of five men, whose names were not immediately available, reportedly killed in Israeli strikes, during their funeral in the city of Khorramabad, Iran, on Monday.

Iranians support Israel assassinating their oppressors – at least for now

Regime change, if that is indeed Israel’s goal, cannot be imposed from outside. It must come from within, and Israel risks alienating the very constituency it needs to get the job done.

  • Kylie Moore-Gilbert

Why have some missiles penetrated Israel’s Iron Dome?

As conflict between Israel and Iran escalates, the damage is clear on the ground in both countries. How are Iran’s missiles evading Israeli defences?

  • Jackson Graham and Angus Holland
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with Donald Trump in the Oval Office in April.

Trump faces three excruciating choices in a war only he can end

Donald Trump promised to end the wars in the Middle East. Instead, America’s president finds himself supervising a new one.

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