Israel Does Not Rule Out Use of Force Against Iran at Any Moment

The Israeli authorities do not rule out the use of force against Iran at any moment to ensure the security of the Jewish state. Dmitry Gendelman, an advisor to the Prime Minister of Israel, stated this to TASS.

“Israel will act for its own security at any time and in any place,” he said in response to a question about the country’s willingness to take military measures against Iran.

Today, ABC News reported that Israeli authorities may order strikes against Iran in the coming days. According to three sources, they do not have information on whether Washington is involved in potential attack plans. However, they did not rule out that the United States could provide Israel with intelligence information.

On June 12, amid reports of an impending Israeli strike, the commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Hossein Salami, announced that Iran's response would be “stronger and more destructive” than before.