Roxana Saberi felt like she was back behind bars in Tehran. As she watched Israel’s bombing of Evin prison, the notorious detention facility at the core of Iran’s political repression, she shuddered at memories of solitary confinement, relentless interrogation, fabricated espionage charges and a sham trial during her 100-day incarceration in 2009.

Israel has become more militarily dominant in the Middle East than at any time in its history. But its success has also laid the groundwork for future risks.

Iran held a state funeral for IRGC commanders, nuclear scientists and civilians killed during the country’s 12 day conflict with Israel. At least 60 people will be buried at the funeral in Tehran, according to state-affiliated media.