Aftershocks of Iranian Missile Attacks in Tel Aviv

While Israeli settlers are trying to return to normal after the recent ceasefire, reports indicate a state of psychological instability and insecurity.

News ID: 86394

Date: 30 June 2025 - 11:38

TEHRAN (Defapress) - According to the Zionist newspaper, Ma’ariv, today (Monday), some residents of Tel Aviv, especially in areas that were targeted by missile attacks during the conflict with Iran, are not only struggling with material damage and prolonged evacuations, but are also complaining about an increase in thefts.

The newspaper writes: “In luxury towers, one of which was directly hit by a missile, some residents claim that in addition to enduring disaster and temporary homelessness, they have also faced theft of their property.”

According to the report, despite the end of the conflicts, the atmosphere in some parts of the city remains tense. Part of the population, especially in the affected centers, still lives in an atmosphere of uncertainty and even fear. Ma’ariv points out that the destruction of infrastructure, the long-term vacancy of houses, and the ineffectiveness of security services in some areas have created the conditions for phenomena such as theft and a feeling of insecurity; an issue that could seriously challenge the process of psychological and social reconstruction.