Iran has been blustering about another round of attacks on Israel since late October. The Tehran regime hasn’t gone completely silent but the rumors of an attack on Nov 5 seemed to vanish.
The report comes a day after Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei issued a new wave of threats against Israel and the United States.
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Israel had an even stronger case than ever that any limited attack would be insufficient to deter the Islamic Republic from a third attack.
Israel’s deterrence has also been reinforced by unprecedented cooperation with the United States, US Central Command, and numerous Arab countries in the region.
Tehran’s response to Israel will be inevitable, Iranian parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said in a closed session.
Each country—while referencing “sovereignty” and “de-escalation”—chooses to avoid condemning Israel outright, instead placing emphasis on the broader threats to regional stability.
Iran now feels it can launch ballistic missiles at Israel whenever it wants.