Journalist Javier Negre was trapped in Israel after Iran's attacks.

The prestigious journalist and owner of La Derecha Diario, Javier Negre, who was in Israel covering the tour of Argentine president Javier Milei, was caught in the middle of the recent military conflict between Israel and Iran. In an exclusive interview with this outlet, Negre recounted the dramatic experience he went through after the escalation of the conflict, which forced the civilian population to take shelter in bunkers due to the constant threat of Iranian missiles, which seek to strike civilian areas. "We were at Shabbat dinner, with a Jewish family, with former deputy mayor of Jerusalem Fleur Hassan, her husband, and other friends, and we were calm. Around 9 p.m., the air raid sirens started to sound and we had to go into the bunker," Negre said, describing the moment when everyday life turned into a war scenario.

I had come to Israel to cover president Javier Milei's tour in Israel and I stayed two more days to go to a kibbutz and document Hamas's barbarity against the Israeli populationwith the airport closedIranian terrorist regimeThe Israeli civilian population remains very calm and smiling because they say they've always been born into conflict, that they've always been in these kinds of situationsThe first minutes in the bunker were laughter, calmer conversations, but when they saw the rain of Iranian missiles, they realized that this time it's different, and that Iran is taking it seriously, and wants to fill Tel Aviv with ashes and dead. This isn't like the other attacks I'm not used to these kinds of situations. I had planned to return to Argentina on Monday, with a layover in Madrid, then go to Mexico and other countries, and now we're trapped in IsraelWe send missiles to military installations, Iran sends them to civilian population centers, they want to harm children, women, everyoneWe've already left, we're going to wait for everything to calm down. We might be attacked again, it's going to be a long night