Missile strike kills four in Beersheba shortly before ceasefire

The UN Iran Fact-Finding Mission and Special Rapporteur called for civilian protection after Israeli attacks across Iran. Their statement raised concerns about reported civilian deaths, displacement...

Human Rights Watch’s later investigation reported that transfers from Evin began around 5 p.m. after the June 23 attack. Prisoners said guards gave them ten minutes to leave or be shot; other accounts...

A US-announced ceasefire took effect in phases after 12 days of direct war. Iran halted attacks first and Israel was expected to follow later. Reports of launches and accusations of violations made...

Qatar welcomed the Iran-Israel ceasefire and urged dialogue as the way to resolve regional conflicts. Its role reflected the Gulf states’ exposure to escalation: Qatar had hosted the US base...

The ceasefire stopped the immediate exchange of attacks but did not resolve the nuclear dispute, sanctions, regional rivalries or civilian accountability. The IAEA later documented significant...

The ceasefire was announced for 24 June, but Human Rights Watch documented a deadly missile impact in Beersheba at 5:41 a.m. before it took effect. The record separates the political announcement from...

Human Rights Watch reported that women held at Evin were locked in their ward without access to water or phones before being moved to Qarchak prison on the morning of 24 June. This record focuses on...

Amnesty International reported that Iranian state media announced on 25 June that more than 700 people had been arrested across the country for alleged collaboration with Israel. The announcement...

HRANA reported 1,190 people killed in Iran, including 436 civilians, 435 military personnel and 319 people whose status was undetermined, plus 4,475 injured. The estimate differed from subsequent...

Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch reported that security forces arrested 66-year-old Baha’i Mehran Dastoornejad at his home in Marvdasht, Fars province, after beating him and confiscating...