Israel, Iran — and the Family Killed in the Crossfire

On the thirteenth of June, Israel attacked Iran. Drones and missiles hit civilian and navy websites in addition to targets related to the nation’s nuclear program, which Israel has lengthy seen as an existential menace. Iran retaliated, attacking civilian areas in Israel. In Tehran, this residential neighborhood, residence to one in all Iran’s prime nuclear scientists, was among the many areas hit. A flooring under him lived the Abbasi household. Hasan Shaygan was their constructing supervisor. Parviz and Masoumeh Abbasi lived with their son, 16-year-old Parham, and their daughter, 24-year-old Parnia. They moved into the condo final yr and filmed this second of celebration. Azadeh Shariarifar is Masoumeh’s sister and aunt to Parham and Parnia. She’s an artist and photographer. Her first exhibition handled the theme of life and dying, and it was as a result of open on the day of the bombing. Parnia made this compilation of her and her boyfriend, Sajad. They’d been collectively for 5 years and have been planning a future collectively. The household was buried within the metropolis’s predominant cemetery, in an space devoted to victims of the 12-day conflict with Israel. Azadeh had solely visited just a few occasions. She says the place attracts each grief and politics, changing into too loud and crowded to mourn peacefully. Whereas Azadeh is vital of Israel, she additionally anticipated extra from her personal nation.