Binyamin Netahyanu told his army to consider just such a task in order to send a signal to Iran, but do without casualties. Despite such an offensive by Israel, he wants to maintain allied relations with the Western coalition while doing so.
Israel’s military cabinet discussed the situation in the country and thought through how to respond to an Iranian air attack. At the same time, without causing aggression by international allies. They do not want to miss the opportunity to create a strategic international coalition against Tehran.
Prime Minister Netanyahu has instructed the Israel Defense Forces to provide options for tasks that can send a signal to Iran, but without casualties.
Iran’s attack was able to cause limited damage after being repelled by the international alliance. Israel had a strategic opportunity to return to the international community and rebuild its regional alliances after the controversy over the war against Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
Such was the impetus behind the decision to attack that on the night of April 14, Iran allied groups launched a series of cruise missile and kamikaze drone strikes on Israeli territory. Tehran fired 170 drones, more than 30 cruise missiles and more than 120 ballistic missiles during the entire air attack. According to the military, there was little damage to the airbase’s infrastructure and it continues to operate as normal.
