Threat of Iranian attack on Israel is 'real and credible', says White House
The Iranian national flag flies at half-mast at the embassy building a day after an air strike hit a building annexed to the embassy in Damascus on April 2, 2024. Iran blames Israel for the attack. Photo: AFP
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