The Oct. 6 Israel would probably let an attack that did virtually no damage slide. The Oct. 7 Israel knows that sending messages of weakness begets more insecurity. Which Israel will we see today?
The recent drone attack and lack of response from Israel indicate that Iran may feel comfortable conducting more direct strikes - and so far they have every reason to keep trying.
During the Iranian missile attack on Israel, the top search was Tehillim, the book of Psalms, suggesting people sought solace in prayer. Israelis also searched for "news" and "flights."
What if Israel finally decides to strike back? What if it decides to take this opportunity to finally bomb Iran’s prized nuclear weapons program?
"Our response will be much larger than tonight's military action if Israel retaliates against Iran," armed forces chief of staff Major General Mohammad Bagheri told state TV.
Israel shoots down nearly all Iranian projectiles • Hamas rejects hostage deal • Bedouin girl seriously wounded in Iranian attack
Chikli shared a comment by Iran policy analyst Sarah Raviani, who claimed that to bring peace in the Middle East, "Khamenei’s oppressive regime occupying Iran, must be overthrown."
Iran has sought to turn drone threats into its version of the Soviet AK-47, a deadly weapon system used in copious amounts, exported to its proxies. An explainer.
As tensions mount between Israel and Iran and its proxies, a cross-border firing exchange resulted in a member of Kibbutz Hanita's emergency standby squad being seriously injured.
IDF jets strike terror targets across Gaza • World condemns Israel-Iran escalation, awaits Israeli decision on response
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