A major controversy has erupted after reports that a synagogue in Tehran was destroyed during U.S.-Israeli strikes. An Iranian rabbi strongly condemned the attack, calling it “shameful” and questioning Israel’s long-standing claim of defending Jewish communities worldwide. The strike reportedly hit the historic Rafi-Nia Synagogue during the conflict, though Israeli officials said the damage was unintended and described it as collateral during a military operation. The incident has sparked global debate, raising questions about civilian impact, religious sites, and the broader narrative surrounding the ongoing Middle East conflict.
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