Iran has entered an unprecedented period of digital isolation, with internet access effectively cut off for over 700 hours, raising alarm among Israeli officials and international observers. The blackout, widely tracked by NetBlocks, shows connectivity in the country dropping to near-zero levels for more than a month. Analysts suggest this is not merely a technical disruption but a deliberate move by the regime to control information flow during a period of escalating conflict. Millions of Iranians remain cut off from global communication channels as the situation intensifies.