Tensions Mount: Israel's Warning to Iran

Israel's military chief, Herzi Halevi, warned Iran against retaliating for Israeli airstrikes near Tehran. These strikes were in response to an Iranian missile attack on October 1. Halevi stated that Israel has the capability to respond with greater force if threatened again.

The already tense relationship between Israel and Iran reached a new peak as Israel's military chief issued a stern warning to Iran on Tuesday. This warning came after Israeli airstrikes were conducted near Tehran last week, following a missile attack from Iran on October 1.

The Israeli military chief, Herzi Halevi, made his stance clear while addressing the air and ground crews involved in the mission. He cautioned Iran against any form of retaliation, emphasizing that Israel has the means to carry out even more severe measures, which remained unused in the last strike.

Halevi's statement highlighted Israel's resolve to respond decisively to any future Iranian missile barrages, underlining the heightened military preparedness of the nation. This development marks another chapter in the ongoing saga of Middle Eastern geopolitics.

(With inputs from agencies.)