While Israel has warned of retaliation for Iran's ballistic missile attacks, Iran could modify its nuclear strategy if Israel's retaliation heads to its

Posts shared on social media claim that Israel’s Minister of Defense, Yoav Gallant, died in the recent missile attack launched by Iran. Verdict: False Gallant was not killed in Iran’s missile strike against Israel.

Jerusalem: Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant on Wednesday said that an Israeli strike on Iran in response to its recent missile attack would be “lethal” and “surprising.” A statement from Gallant's office said the Israeli strike would leave Iran confused.

But the looming threat from Israel has turned the mockery to foreboding. For the first time in over three decades, Iranians worry that their country, like Rostam, is being dragged into war. The regime is trying to quell such fears.

Israel’s defense minister warned on Wednesday that his country’s retaliation for a recent Iranian missile attack will be “lethal” and “surprising,” while the Israeli military pushed ahead with a large-scale operation in northern Gaza and a ground offensive in Lebanon against Hezbollah militants.

As dissatisfaction with the government grows, a regime opponent says citizens are in the grip of uncertainty and distrust their leaders' ability to protect them The post A dissident in Iran awaits Israeli reprisal: ‘There’s a very real fear of all-out war’ appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant has warned the retaliatory strike against Iran will be “lethal, precise, and surprising” following last week’s large missile attack.