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Ithaca feels the rippling effects of Iran war
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Ithaca feels the rippling effects of Iran war
From rising gas prices to travel disruptions, members of the Ithaca community are feeling the ripple effects of the Iran war since the United States and Israel launched the first airstrike of the conflict Feb. 28. About 1,500 people have been killed so far in the conflict, most of whom are Iranian civilians. Targeted strikes have also killed top Iranian officials, including Iran’s supreme leader Ali Khamenei. A majority of U.S. airstrikes have t…
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