Iran and Israel bomb each other: Is the ceasefire over?

Author: Caolán MageePublished on: June 8, 2026Country: Iran

PoliticsWorld / International

Iran and Israel bomb each other: Is the ceasefire over?

Iran and Israel exchanged airstrikes on June 7-8, 2026, breaking the fragile April ceasefire. Israel attacked Tehran, Tabriz, Karaj, and Isfahan after Iran fired missiles at northern Israel in retaliation for an Israeli strike in Beirut. US President Donald Trump called on both sides to stop hostilities, while analysts note growing disagreement between the US and Israel over handling talks with Iran.

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