JERUSALEM — Israel vowed to make Iran 'pay' for firing a barrage of missiles at its territory, with Tehran warning on Wednesday it would launch an even bigger attack if it is targeted.
Iran launched its second direct attack on Israel in history on Tuesday, firing what it said were 200 missiles, including hypersonic weapons, sending Israeli civilians into shelters.
ANGRY BIBI Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (center) presides over a Security Cabinet meeting after Iran’s missile attack, in Jerusalem on Oct. 1, 2024. HANDOUT PHOTO VIA XINHUA