Israel's Firm 'appropriate response': A Defiant Stand Against Potential Iranian Aggression

Highlighting the gravity of the situation, Gallant outlined Israel's preparedness measures and underscored the country's unwavering commitment to defending its territory. This conversation marked the second exchange between the two officials within a week, underscoring the urgency of addressing the escalating tensions.

Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant has affirmed a firm stance regarding potential Iranian aggression, stating that any direct attack on Israeli soil will be met with a proportional response. In a recent discussion with US Secretary of Defence Lloyd Austin, Gallant reiterated Israel's readiness to retaliate if necessary, emphasizing that Iran's actions will not be tolerated.

Highlighting the gravity of the situation, Gallant outlined Israel's preparedness measures and underscored the country's unwavering commitment to defending its territory. This conversation marked the second exchange between the two officials within a week, underscoring the urgency of addressing the escalating tensions.

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In light of intelligence suggesting that Iran may be planning a retaliatory strike following the recent Israeli airstrike on Iran's consulate in Syria, discussions have intensified. US Intelligence officials have raised concerns about the potential for imminent counter-attacks.

Further demonstrating solidarity, Commander of the US Central Command Michael Kurilla's visit to Israel for discussions with Gallant and Herzi Halevi, Chief of the General Staff of the Israel Defense Forces, underscores the importance of coordinated responses to potential threats from Iran. This diplomatic engagement reflects the shared commitment to safeguarding regional stability amidst heightened tensions.

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