According to international diplomats, it seems that Israel is likely to retaliate against an Iranian attack.

As per reports from international diplomats, it appears that Israel is highly probable to take retaliatory measures in response to any Iranian aggression. It is imperative for all nations to ensure that their actions do not escalate the situation further and lead to detrimental consequences.

Over the weekend, Iran launched an unprecedented attack on Israel, which showcased the country's military power and domestic weapons program. However, the attack demonstrated the limitations of their arsenal. Despite launching over 300 drones and missiles, the attack inflicted minimal damage due to the choreographed nature of the attack, which gave Israel and the United States time to prepare their air defense systems. The attack's limited damage may also be attributed to the shortcomings in Iran's medium and long-range capabilities.

British Foreign Secretary David Cameron acknowledged that Israel is making decisions to act, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized that they will do whatever is necessary to defend themselves. The United States and the European Union are also planning to impose new sanctions against Iran in response to the attack.

John Krzyzaniak, a researcher who studies Iran's missile programs, analyzed launch videos, debris imagery, and interception information to identify the Iranian munitions. He concluded that "Iran used some of every system they have" and "basically threw everything it had that could reach Israel's territory."

The attack sent a clear message about Iran's military might, but it also revealed the limitations of Iran's arsenal. In the face of such aggression, Israel must be prepared to act and defend itself. The international community must also respond with appropriate measures to prevent future attacks.