Rescue workers and residents search through the rubble in the aftermath of what Iranian officials said was an Israeli-U.S. strike on a girls' elementary school Feb. 28 in Minab, Iran.
Abbas Zakeri, Mehr News Agency
A man hold a child's backpack as rescue workers and residents search through the rubble in the aftermath of what Iranian officials said was an Israeli-U.S. strike on a girls' elementary school Feb. 28 in Minab, Iran.
Abbas Zakeri, Mehr News Agency
Coffins holding the bodies of mostly children sit in a room March 3 as they are prepared for the funeral of those killed in what Iranian officials said was an Israeli-U.S. strike Feb. 28 at a girls' elementary school in Minab, Iran.
JERUSALEM — New footage shows what an expert investigative group says is likely an American Tomahawk missile hitting a compound in southern Iran, yards from the school where an unclaimed blast killed more than 165 people at the start of the war raging in the Mideast.
Rescue workers and residents search through the rubble in the aftermath of what Iranian officials said was an Israeli-U.S. strike on a girls' elementary school Feb. 28 in Minab, Iran.
A man hold a child's backpack as rescue workers and residents search through the rubble in the aftermath of what Iranian officials said was an Israeli-U.S. strike on a girls' elementary school Feb. 28 in Minab, Iran.
Coffins holding the bodies of mostly children sit in a room March 3 as they are prepared for the funeral of those killed in what Iranian officials said was an Israeli-U.S. strike Feb. 28 at a girls' elementary school in Minab, Iran.