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February 7, 2013

The Global Shadow War Between Israel and Iran

Karl Vick, Time

AP Photo

Raymonde Siboni saw the bus driver come apart in front of her. The Bulgarian man took the full impact of the blast wave that carried Siboni over the black rubber steps she had just climbed, through the door the tour guide had hurried her through — “Come on, you’re the last one” — and into a moment of unconsciousness.

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TAGGED: Israel, Iran, Bulgaria, Hizballah

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