The article discusses Israel's economic constraints in the face of potential retaliation against Iran following a recent attack.

Iran launched a significant attack on Israel with drones, ballistic missiles, and cruise missiles in retaliation for a prior strike by Israel on a consular building in Syria.

Despite calls for retaliation from some Israeli leaders following Iran's recent attack on Israel, others advocate for de-escalation to focus on ongoing missions.

Israel's Defense Forces successfully intercepted 99% of the threats from Iran during an unprecedented drone and missile attack, with cooperation from the U.S., Britain, France, and regional allies like Saudi Arabia and Jordan.

Yonit and Jonathan discuss a significant event where Iran launched a direct attack on Israeli territory for the first time, with multiple Arab nations joining efforts to defend Israel alongside the US, UK, France.

Israel's ambassador to Ottawa, Iddo Moed, hinted at potential retaliation in response to Canada's recent decision to halt arms sales to Israel, despite the move being non-binding.

In a televised speech, Hezbollah leader Hasan Nasrallah blamed Israel for the assassination of a senior Hamas leader in Beirut and vowed retaliation.