Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a stern warning against Iran for its continuous missile attacks on Israeli territory.
In an immediate response, Netanyahu stated, "Iran has made a big mistake tonight. The country will have to pay a heavy price for this."
During a statement at the beginning of a cabinet meeting, the Israeli Prime Minister emphasized that Iran does not understand his country's determination to take revenge against Israel's enemies.
He warned, "They (Iran) will understand" and added, "The rules we have established will remain in force. Whoever attacks us, we will counter-attack."
According to an AFP report, Iran fired about 180 missiles into Israel on Tuesday night. There were no immediate reports of casualties from this attack. The Israeli government has declared a state of emergency in the country.
Earlier on Tuesday, reports emerged of significant airstrikes by Israeli forces in Lebanon and Syria's Damascus. Israeli troops even conducted ground operations by infiltrating the southern border area of Lebanon. Shortly after, reports of Iranian attacks on Israel surfaced.
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