Israel Could Target Iran’s Nuclear Facilities in Response to the Islamic Republic’s Large, Unsuccessful Missile Attack

After the White House warned Iran of ‘consequences’ if it struck Israel, the national security adviser, Jacob Sullivan, makes no mention of an American response.

AP/Ohad Zwigenberg
People take cover on the side of a freeway at Shoresh, between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, as a siren sounds a warning of incoming missiles fired from Iran, October 1, 2024. AP/Ohad Zwigenberg

Jerusalem officials are indicating that following Tuesday’s unprecedented but ultimately unsuccessful missile attack by the Islamic Republic, Israel seems ready to strike major assets of its top regional enemy — including, perhaps, Iran’s nuclear facilities. 

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