Israeli Channel 12 said that the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Tonight, consultations will be held to discuss the response to the Iranian attack on the Hebrew state with approximately 200 missiles.
On Tuesday, it launched Iran Its largest ever attack on Israel, in what it said was a response to Israel’s assassination of senior leaders of Hamas and the Lebanese Hezbollah group, as well as operations in Gaza and Lebanon.
Tehran said its attack had ended, unless further provocations occurred, but Israel vowed to respond forcefully.
While Israel threatened Iran with a harsh response, the American news site Axios quoted Israeli officials as saying on Wednesday that Israel may target oil production facilities inside Iran in response.
One of the sources said that the urgent calm topped the agenda in all the current discussions.
During statements at the White House, US President Joe Biden was asked, “Do you agree with Israel launching strikes targeting Iranian oil facilities?” He replied, “We are having discussions about this. I think it will be…” without finishing his sentence.
The US President was also asked before leaving the White House heading to the southern United States, “What are the plans to allow Israel to respond to Iran’s missile attack?”
He replied, “First, we do not allow Israel to take any step. We advise Israel. Nothing will happen today,” referring to a possible Israeli response to Iran after the missile attack launched by Iran on Israel.
