The State of Israel has declared that it will not leave Iran’s missile attack unanswered, reports the national portal “Adyrna.”
Daniel Hagari, a representative of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), stated that there would be a response to Iran’s missile strike. However, he did not specify what form the response would take or when it would happen. Additionally, military officials reported that another commander of the Hezbollah group, Al-Faqir Hanaoui, was eliminated in Beirut.
On Tuesday evening, Iran launched a missile strike on Israel. According to the IDF, around 180 ballistic missiles were fired at the territory of the Jewish state, with most of them intercepted. Residents were advised to seek shelter from the bombardment.
Reports indicated missile strikes or debris impacts in Tel Aviv, near the Dead Sea, in the south, in the Sharon region, and close to Jerusalem. There is no precise information on casualties. “Around 10 million civilians were targeted by Iranian missiles,” the Israeli Ministry of Defense reported on the X platform.
