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Israel Warns of 'Great Force' Response to Any Iranian Attack

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Israel's Defense Minister Israel Katz warned of a "great force" response to any Iranian attack, especially during upcoming Jewish holidays, amid escalating regional conflict. Iran claimed attacks on U.S. targets in multiple countries, while the U.S. conducted retaliatory strikes. Global markets reacted negatively to the rising tensions.

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  • Israel is prepared for a forceful response to any Iranian attack during upcoming holidays.
  • Iran claimed missile and drone attacks on U.S. targets in several Middle Eastern countries.
  • The U.S. conducted retaliatory strikes against Iranian targets.
  • Saudi Arabia reported a deadly Iranian attack on one of its oil tankers.
  • Global markets fell as tensions escalated, with oil prices rising.
  • Iran reported civilian casualties from U.S. strikes, including an attack on a wedding.
Israel Warns of 'Great Force' Response to Any Iranian Attack
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