A military conflict has erupted in West Asia as Iran attacks its neighbouring Gulf states in retaliation for the United States-Israeli strikes inside the country. In the middle of the turmoil, Israel has introduced a concept called “bomb shelter dating”, aimed at helping people meet and interact while they take cover during air-raid sirens. Patrons dance in an underground club used as a bomb shelter in Tel Aviv in Israel. (AFP) In a post on X, Israel’s ministry of foreign affairs spoke about several “creative” tools being used even during “missile fire”. These included a dating app that shows “who’s single even under fire”, a bomb shelter tracker and a shower risk protector that helps people choose safer times to take a shower. Follow Iran-US war live updates here. ‘Bomb shelter dating’ amid conflict According to the ministry, one idea is a “dating app in the bomb shelter”. It is meant to help people connect while they wait inside shelters during air-raid sirens. The platform reportedly displays singles who are also taking shelter nearby. “Shows …