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Iran Warns Israel of 'Powerful Response' Amid Holiday Tensions

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Iran has threatened a "powerful response" to Israel if it attacks the Ali al-Taher ridge in Lebanon, though Israeli officials report no intelligence of imminent Iranian attacks. Prime Minister Netanyahu characterized the Iranian regime as weak and stated Iran avoids attacking Israel due to its strength, while U.S. officials also downplayed immediate escalation risks.

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  • Iran warned of a "powerful response" to Israel over the Ali al-Taher ridge in Lebanon.
  • Senior Israeli officials report no intelligence of imminent Iranian attacks.
  • Prime Minister Netanyahu called the Iranian regime "faltering" and "weaker than ever."
  • Defense Minister Katz suggested Iran targets Israel on Jewish holidays.
  • The IDF announced operational control over the Ali al-Taher ridge.
  • U.S. Vice President Vance blamed Iran for high fuel prices and urged an end to shipping attacks.
Iran Warns Israel of 'Powerful Response' Amid Holiday Tensions
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