Another threat from Israel: We can strike anywhere in the Middle East.

The rising tensions in the Middle East show no signs of abating. The repercussions of the missile attack launched from Iran to Israel last night continue to resonate in both Israel and Iran. A threatening statement has once again come from Israel regarding the region that the world is fixated on.

"WE CAN STRIKE ANYWHERE IN THE MIDDLE EAST"

Israeli officials provided information today about a possible retaliation against Iran. According to a report by the American Axios agency, officials stated that they would carry out a "significant retaliation" within a few days in response to the missile attack carried out by Iran yesterday. The report suggested that the retaliation could target oil production facilities in Iran. Israeli Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi later stated that a response would be given to Iran. Halevi said, "Israel can strike anywhere in the Middle East."

NETANYAHU MEETING WITH HIGH-LEVEL SECURITY OFFICIALS

It was reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a "consultation meeting" with high-level security officials. A written statement from the Prime Minister's Press Office indicated that the "consultation meeting" took place in Tel Aviv. In a photo shared with the statement, it was seen that Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi, Mossad Director David Barnea, and Shin Bet (Shabak) Chief Ronen Bar were also present at the meeting.

NETANYAHU SAID IRAN 'WILL PAY A PRICE'

After the missile attacks, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed that "Iran made a big mistake" and stated, "They will pay the price." The Iranian Revolutionary Guards expressed that the attack was carried out in response to Israeli strikes that killed Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, and Iranian general Abbas Nilfuraşan. The Revolutionary Guards warned that if Israel responds militarily to this attack, it will face a "devastating retaliation."

ISRAEL SUFFERS HEAVY BLOW IN LEBANON: 14 SOLDIERS KILLED

As Israel announced that it would carry out a significant retaliation against the missile attack from Iran, it is suffering heavy losses in Lebanon, where it has launched a ground operation. It was reported that fierce clashes occurred between Israeli soldiers, who began an incursion from the Adayse settlement in southern Lebanon, and Hezbollah forces in the region, resulting in the deaths of 14 Israeli soldiers.

CONFIRMATION OF THE DEATH OF AN ISRAELI TEAM COMMANDER

An announcement from the Israeli army confirmed the death of a soldier. Israel's far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich stated on his social media account that the deceased soldier was Sergeant Eitan Itzhak Oster. Oster became the first soldier reported to have died following Israel's ground invasion of Lebanon.