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Hours After Iranian Shrapnel Hits Israel, IDF Chief Zamir Vows Strike Back

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir says the military is prepared to hit Iran again after the impact of Iranian missile debris inside Israel, adding that Israel will act with force once political approval is given.

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Hours After Iranian Shrapnel Hits Israel, IDF Chief Zamir Vows Strike Back

Hours after Iranian shrapnel landed in Israel, IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir told senior commanders that the IDF is ready to strike back at the moment the political “green light” is granted. He said Israel’s air-defense intercepts and offensive capabilities remain on immediate readiness, stressing that Israel prepared for continued operations following the Iranian attack. Zamir framed the response as a continuation of earlier strikes, describing Iran’s attempt to dictate “equations” as something Israel would not accept.

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