Netanyahu says Iran will pay for missile barrage, as Israel resumes strikes

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reacted to last night's significant missile attack from Iran, calling it a "grave mistake" for which Iran will "face consequences." Sirens blared across Israel during the attack, prompting residents to take shelter, while air defense systems intercepted the missiles. Before a security meeting in Tel Aviv, Netanyahu promised a strong retaliatory strike, hinting at possible airstrikes on Iran. There is growing speculation that Israel may target Iran's nuclear facilities, an action its military has long been preparing for. This heightened conflict raises concerns of a full-scale regional war, particularly following the Hamas-led assaults on Israel nearly a year ago, which have pushed tensions to a dangerous level. Emergency restrictions across Israel have now been relaxed.