Iran’s Unprecedented Attack on Israel

Overnight on Saturday, Iran launched its first direct attack on Israeli soil, shooting hundreds of missiles and drones at multiple targets.
Eric Schmitt, a national security correspondent for The Times, explains what happened and considers whether a broader war is brewing in the Middle East.
Guest: Eric Schmitt (www.nytimes.com/by/eric-schmitt) , a national security correspondent for The New York Times.
Background reading:
• Here is what we know (www.nytimes.com/2024/04/14/wo...) about Iran’s attack on Israel.
• The barrage made the Middle East’s new reality undeniable: Clashes are becoming harder and harder to contain (www.nytimes.com/2024/04/15/wo...) .
For more information on today’s episode, visit nytimes.com/thedaily (nytimes.com/thedaily?smid=pc-t...) . Transcripts of each episode will be made available by the next workday.

Пікірлер: 39

  • @MADDENCN
    @MADDENCN

    Did you forget an ep on israel attack iran consulate or did i missed it

  • @garyjohnson8327
    @garyjohnson8327

    Umm. You saw the part when Israel bombed the Iranian embassy, didntcha?

  • @llamaboss1434
    @llamaboss1434

    So unprecedented it was announced a week in advance.

  • @Dennis_510
    @Dennis_510

    What about Israel's unprecedented attack on Iran?

  • @christinagreenberg5612
    @christinagreenberg5612

    I love the daily but when it comes to Israel, you seem to only scratch the surface of journalism. How about israel attacked the embassy because they wanted to draw attention away from the plausible genocide in Gaza? How about Israel attacked the embassy because they wanted to return to the image of an attacked country to gain sympathy and support when they were losing it around the world? How about Israel attacked the embassy because BiBi knows the moment the war is over he is over so he wants to prolong it to stay in power? The reason you gave is so simple and doesn't even dig at all.

  • @user-eq2hj6uy7p
    @user-eq2hj6uy7p

    This report has the depth of a high school book report trying to hit the word limit.

  • @irissepulveda1691
    @irissepulveda1691

    It was not an attack, it was retaliation for Israel terrorist acts at Iran's Embassy in Damascus which is against International Law. Iran have the right to defend itself as it is the right of any country to defend their territory if anothet country uses terrorist tactics to attack their Embassies. You are the New York Times, start using the correct terminology when reporting and do it "equally" when refering to Israeli or Palestinian's acts of war. As a prestigious news outlet your focus should be on remembering historic issues that arised the hostilities from Palestinians against their aggressor, Israel. I think people that follow your news expect better from you and not be so biased. Israel is at fault of everything that is happening in the Middle East and now they are putting the world at the footsteps of another World War. We deserve better. Peace.

  • @FaiezCader
    @FaiezCader

    Scott Ritter

  • @leslejoned9932
    @leslejoned9932

    This people are so biased.

  • @samuelsirota2816
    @samuelsirota2816

    Iran has the full absolute right to defend itself and it's interests in the region.

  • @moxinghbian
    @moxinghbian

    @

  • @alifleih
    @alifleih

    Iran has dealt Israel a strategic defeat here. It's rewritten the playbook about what is an acceptable retaliation. Iran wouldn't have dared to strike Israel a few years ago with one missile or drone. Now that Israel struck the Iranian embassy in Damascus, which is technically Iranian sovereign soil, Iran was able to respond ferociously, even though the whole attack was choreographed to minimize casualties. The message was clear: "We can now attack you on your own soil, and you will have to accept this new normal when previously you couldn't."

  • @dribble3111
    @dribble3111

    What about attack on the Palestinian minds Cambridge analytics and Pegasus?