Israel is preparing for retaliation against Iran after a significant missile attack that saw 200 missiles fired at its territory. Prime Minister Netanyahu has declared that Iran made a 'big mistake' and has vowed that they will 'pay the price.'
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) are considering targeting Iran's nuclear facilities and strategic infrastructure, including oil and gas platforms, in response to the attacks. US President Joe Biden has warned Netanyahu against striking nuclear sites, emphasizing a diplomatic approach instead.
Iran has responded defiantly, with officials threatening to retaliate against Israeli infrastructure if further attacks occur. The situation remains tense as both nations brace for potential escalation.
- The missile attacks from Iran have heightened tensions in the Middle East, leading to fears of a broader conflict. Israeli citizens are concerned about the implications of a retaliatory strike, particularly regarding the potential targeting of nuclear facilities.
- In Tehran, the atmosphere is celebratory following the missile launches, but there are underlying fears of economic repercussions from a possible Israeli response. Gas stations are crowded as citizens prepare for potential shortages due to the conflict.
