‘This is a crisis that threatens us all’: The world reacts to Iran’s attack on Israel
16 April 2024 |
3:02 pm
The Israeli and Iranian have different viewpoints on Sunday's attack on Israel, with Iran's press decrying what they call "Western hypocrisy". The news makes the front pages worldwide, with one US paper revealing that half the Iranian missiles failed to even reach Israel.
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