Israel doesn't stop; this time it attacked Syria.

Israel continues to escalate tensions in the Middle East despite warnings from almost all countries in the United Nations Security Council. Israel, which continues its massacre in Gaza, has carried out an airstrike on the Syrian capital Damascus after Lebanon.

3 CIVILIANS KILLED, 3 CIVILIANS INJURED

In a report by the Syrian regime's agency SANA, based on military sources, it was claimed that Israel targeted a building in the Mezze neighborhood with an airstrike around 17:25 local time. The report stated, "3 civilians lost their lives in the attack, and 3 civilians were injured. Material damage occurred in the area." It was also claimed that Israeli forces had carried out airstrikes on multiple military points in Mezze the previous night. No statement has yet been made by Israeli authorities regarding the attack. Since the civil war began in 2011, Israel has periodically attacked military points belonging to Iranian-backed groups and the Syrian army in Syria.

IRAN IGNITED THE FUSE FOR MISSILE ATTACK

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps announced on October 1 that it had launched an attack on Israel with dozens of ballistic missiles. After the missiles were launched, sirens sounded across the country, especially in Tel Aviv. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated in a video message that Iran made "a big mistake" with the missile attack and would "pay the price."

WHAT HAPPENED IN THE LAST 15 DAYS?

September 17-18: Communication devices and radios belonging to Hezbollah members were detonated in two waves, resulting in at least 37 deaths and thousands of injuries.

September 20: Israel attacked the Dahiye neighborhood, known as Hezbollah's stronghold, south of Beirut, killing 55 people.

September 23: Israel launched a major bombardment on Lebanon, hitting at least 1,300 targets it identified in the south, east, and capital of the country. More than 550 people were killed in a single day.

September 25-26: While Israel's attacks on Lebanon continued, world leaders called for de-escalation at the UN summit in New York. (12 countries and organizations, including the US, UK, and EU administration, called for a ceasefire. Israel rejected the call.)

September 27: Hours after Netanyahu made a statement at the UN General Assembly promising to "defeat Hezbollah," the organization's headquarters in Beirut was struck. Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah was killed.

September 30: It was reported that Israeli military vehicles began to move towards the Lebanese border as part of ground operations.

October 1: Iran launched hundreds of missiles at Israel. It was reported that air bases and military centers were targeted for planned assassinations of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, and Iranian general Abbas Nilfuraşan in relation to the missile attacks on Israel.