Strike On Iran Nuke Sites, Cyber Warfare, Proxies: How Israel Might Respond
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed a strong response, even though the US and several other allies have urged them to not risk igniting a wider regional conflict.
Israel's war cabinet has been working round to clock to decide on how to retaliate against Iran for its drone and missile attack. Iran fired nearly 300 missiles and drones at Israel on Sunday, the first strike on the Jewish state from Iranian soil which brought into the open a years-long shadow war.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed a strong response, even though the US and several other allies have urged them to not risk igniting a wider regional conflict. Ministers in the Netanyahu government have publicly stated that a failure to act would signal weakness and encourage further attacks by its arch-enemy.
But the country hasn't yet given any details about how or when it will respond.
