Israel Demands $277M Compensation After Devastating Iranian Strikes
The Israeli government has formally demanded over 1 billion shekels ($277 million) in compensation following two consecutive nights of heavy Iranian missile and drone attacks that rocked cities across the country, leaving a trail of destruction and economic paralysis.
The strikes, which Israeli officials have labeled as “acts of war and economic sabotage,” targeted key infrastructure, energy facilities, and residential areas — with Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Be’er Sheva among the hardest hit. At least 29 people were injured, and thousands displaced as fires raged and power grids collapsed under the barrage.
Defense Minister Yoav Gallant declared, “Iran will pay dearly. This was not just an assault on Israel, but a deliberate attempt to cripple our economy.”
The Finance Ministry's preliminary damage assessment prompted the record-breaking compensation demand — a move intended to rally international legal and diplomatic support for punitive action against Tehran.
Meanwhile, the IDF has placed all units on maximum alert, with retaliatory measures reportedly already underway.
Analysts warn the region is now edging dangerously close to full-scale confrontation as both nations refuse to back down. The UN Security Council has called an emergency session, with global oil markets already reacting to the escalation.
Tensions are boiling. The price is rising. And the world is watching.

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