Wednesday, October 2, 2024

Israel promises "significant response" and "severe consequences" following Iran's missile attack


The Islamic Republic of Iran fired about 200 missiles at Israel and on Tuesday evening the Jewish State promised a FAFO "significant response."

The missile attack apparently killed one person, a Palestinian, who was killed in Judea and Samaria by shrapnel falling to the ground, likely caused by the Iron Dome anti-missile defense response. However, some missiles hit Israeli targets in spite of most having been intercepted.

An Israeli official told CNN that the country had a “significant response” planned for Iran and that the damage Iran has suffered, including to its terrorist proxy groups, is “only a promo” for what Israel has in store for Iran, the world’s leading state sponsor of terrorism.

Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari said that the attack would have "consequences" and that the Jewish State already has plans they are prepared to execute “at the place and time we decide.”

Three U.S. warships positioned in the Mediterranean Sea engaged Iranian ballistic missiles during the attack, a U.S. official said.

Useless Jake Sullivan, a U.S. national security adviser, claimed there would be "consequences--severe consequences--for the attack, and we will work with Israel to make this the case."

But nobody takes Sullivan seriously, just as they don't take Joe Biden's title of President seriously.

Jordan also shot down missiles that were fired at Israel, according to CNN. The Jordanian military said in a statement that its forces have been put “on high alert to confront any attempts that threaten the security and stability of the kingdom.”

“The General Command is closely monitoring the developments occurring in the region and has taken necessary precautionary measures to build and support front-line units on the border fronts to protect the homeland,” a Jordanian official told the network.

If the even more useless than Sullivan, Kamala Harris wins the presidency in November, there's no telling how much aid the U.S. will provide Israel as the current Democratic Party is the most anti-Zionist party we've seen in modern times.

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