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MakanSecurity

Israel Vows Devastating Response to Any Iranian Attack

Translated & summarized from Makan by baba

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Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz threatened a severe response to any Iranian attack, vowing to strike Iranian infrastructure and return the country to the "Stone Age." He cited Israel's past actions against Iran's nuclear program and leadership as deterrents.

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  • Israel will strike Iranian infrastructure if attacked, says Defense Minister Katz.
  • Katz threatened to return Iran to the 'Stone Age' in response to aggression.
  • He cited past Israeli strikes on Iran's nuclear program and leadership.
  • Economic pressure and fear of internal unrest may push Iran to 'desperate steps'.
  • Israel is prepared defensively and offensively for any scenario.
Israel Vows Devastating Response to Any Iranian Attack
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Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz declared on Thursday that Israel would respond to any Iranian attack with a wide-ranging strike on Iranian infrastructure, including energy facilities. He asserted that such an attack would "free Israel from all existing constraints" in its dealings with Iran. Katz made these remarks during a ceremony at the Ministry of Defense headquarters ahead of the Jewish New Year.

He further stated that Israel would target all national, military, and civilian infrastructure in Iran, including energy facilities, adding that the Israeli response would return Iran to the "Stone Age and darkness." The defense minister claimed the Iranian regime is well aware of why it has not attacked Israel, citing strong Israeli strikes that have destroyed Iran's nuclear program, assassinated Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, and severely damaged its strategic capabilities.

Katz highlighted that Israel is monitoring indicators of severe economic pressure on the Iranian regime, alongside its fears of popular protests and potential collapse. He suggested these circumstances might drive Tehran to take "desperate steps." The defense minister concluded by emphasizing Israel's readiness, both defensively and offensively, to handle any scenario, stressing that the Israel Defense Forces are prepared for the mission.

MakanArab · Jerusalem

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