Israel-Iran War: The world is divided into two factions over the growing conflict between Iran and Israel. Know which countries are with Israel and which are with Iran.

Israel Attack on Iran: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday (June 13, 2025) described the Israeli attack targeting Iran's nuclear installations and senior commanders as "a very successful initial attack". Israel on Friday launched 'Operation Rising Lion' to attack Iran's nuclear, missile and military complex. Many key Iranian military commanders and nuclear scientists were killed in this attack. Netanyahu said, "We have carried out a very successful initial attack. With God's help, we are going to achieve many more achievements.

The ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran has created a stir in the whole world. After this, all the countries of the world have reacted. In this, many countries have directly supported Israel and Iran. At the same time, many countries have taken a neutral stand. Let us tell you that the countries that have supported Israel include America, Britain, France, Germany, Sweden, Czech Republic, Australia, New Zealand. At the same time, the countries that have supported Iran against Israel include Russia, China, Egypt, Turkey, Pakistan, Indonesia, Iraq, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Lebanon, Jordan, Houthi, Hamas, Afghanistan. Apart from this, those who have appealed to both the countries to reduce the conflict include United Nations, India, Japan, Ireland, African Union, European Union, Italy.

Reaction of major world organizations on Iran-Israel conflict

United Nation: All groups of the world are very concerned about the ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel. United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for restraint to avoid conflict. Guterres' spokesman Farhan Haq said, "The Secretary-General condemns any military escalation in the Middle East." He is particularly concerned about Israel's attacks on nuclear installations in Iran, while talks are going on between Iran and the United States on the status of Iran's nuclear program.

IAEA: UN nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi said nuclear facilities should never be attacked "and called on all parties to exercise maximum restraint to avoid further escalation" following Israeli strikes on Iran. "This development is extremely worrying... I reiterate that any military action that threatens the safety and security of nuclear facilities could lead to serious consequences for the people of Iran, the region and beyond," Grossi, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), said in a statement to board members.

NATO: NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said it is important for Israel's allies to work to reduce tensions. "I think it is now important for many allies, including the United States, to work to reduce tensions. I know they are doing so," Rutte told reporters at a news conference in Stockholm. "This was a unilateral action by Israel," Rutte said.