Israeli officials warned tonight that renewed US strikes on Iran could prompt Tehran to attack Israel directly. Several foreign embassies have urged their citizens to consider leaving Israel amid the heightened risk of escalation.
Israeli security officials have warned that an additional wave of US strikes on Iran could trigger direct Iranian attacks on Israel, according to a report. The warning comes amid preparations by several foreign embassies, which have advised their nationals to consider leaving Israel due to the risk of a broader regional conflagration.
The alert follows weeks of heightened US-Iran hostilities, as previously reported by The Zioneer. The United States has conducted multiple strikes on Iranian targets, with Washington warning that Tehran might 'break the tools' and attack Israel. Israeli officials have been coordinating with the US while maintaining a heightened readiness posture.
No specific intelligence of an imminent Iranian attack has been cited, but the assessment reflects concern that Israel could be drawn into the conflict. The situation remains fluid.
- StrongUS officials warn recent strikes on Iran risk 'especially broad' escalation
- StrongIran threatens: further Israeli aggression will expand Tehran's response
- StrongUS Warns Iran May 'Break the Tools' and Attack Israel, Informs Jerusalem of Escalation Plans
- DevelopingAnalyst warns Iran may retaliate against Israel if US launches strikes tonight
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