Israel reportedly informed Iran that it will destroy either its nuclear or oil facilities in response to the attack that the Islamic regime carried out on Israeli soil Tuesday night.
The Wall Street Journal reported that Iran told Arab countries yesterday about the attack that it was going to launch against Israel, which included firing nearly 200 ballistic missiles — approximately double the number of ballistic missiles that were fired during its attack on Israel back in April.
“Israel sent clear messages back to Iran that it would respond to any hit on Israeli territory, no matter how small or large, and that it didn’t matter if there were casualties or not,” the report said. “Israel specifically said it would directly hit Iran’s nuclear or oil facilities.”
An official from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) told reporters that the country will continue “powerful strikes” throughout the Middle East tonight in response to the attack.
The U.S. and Israel appear to have intercepted the majority of missiles that were fired, although some did explode on Israeli soil.
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While damage assessments are currently underway, U.S. and Israeli officials said that the attack was not successful and does not appear to have killed anyone other than a Palestinian man who was killed by falling shrapnel.
An Israeli official told CNN that the country had a “significant response” planned for Iran and that the damage Iran has suffered, including to its terrorist proxy groups, is “only a promo” for what Israel has in store for the world’s leading state sponsor of terrorism.
U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan, who has been disastrous for U.S. foreign policy, claimed that there would be “consequences — severe consequences — for this attack, and we will work with Israel to make that the case.”
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Israel reportedly informed Iran that it will destroy either its nuclear or oil facilities in response to the attack that the Islamic regime carried out on Israeli soil Tuesday night.
The Wall Street Journal reported that Iran told Arab countries yesterday about the attack that it was going to launch against Israel, which included firing nearly 200 ballistic missiles — approximately double the number of ballistic missiles that were fired during its attack on Israel back in April.
“Israel sent clear messages back to Iran that it would respond to any hit on Israeli territory, no matter how small or large, and that it didn’t matter if there were casualties or not,” the report said. “Israel specifically said it would directly hit Iran’s nuclear or oil facilities.”
An official from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) told reporters that the country will continue “powerful strikes” throughout the Middle East tonight in response to the attack.
The U.S. and Israel appear to have intercepted the majority of missiles that were fired, although some did explode on Israeli soil.
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While damage assessments are currently underway, U.S. and Israeli officials said that the attack was not successful and does not appear to have killed anyone other than a Palestinian man who was killed by falling shrapnel.
An Israeli official told CNN that the country had a “significant response” planned for Iran and that the damage Iran has suffered, including to its terrorist proxy groups, is “only a promo” for what Israel has in store for the world’s leading state sponsor of terrorism.
U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan, who has been disastrous for U.S. foreign policy, claimed that there would be “consequences — severe consequences — for this attack, and we will work with Israel to make that the case.”
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