Iran is bracing for a retaliatory attack by Israel, which analysts say will probably target military sites rather than nuclear or oil facilities.

Tehran has several plans for responding to a threatened retaliatory strike by Israel, depending on its severity, and might also do nothing, insiders say.

The two countries have been fighting a shadow war for years. But direct attacks are bringing direct reprisals, or at least plans for them.

Report by UK's Times says Israel has developed an alternative course of action but must war-game it before proceeding due to the need to 'change certain strategies and components' The post Israel said to have delayed Iran strike after US intel leak of attack plans appeared first on The Times of Israel.

It’s taken longer than expected,” admits a top Israeli official after a shocking leak of sensitive attack plans by the U.S. forced Israel to delay its highly anticipated retaliation against Iran. The bombshell revelation,

Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant told Air Force crews on Wednesday that after striking in Iran, the world will understand Israel's might and its enemies will learn a lesson, according to a video and an X post published by his office.

The U.S. is investigating an unauthorized release of classified documents that assess Israel's potential plans to attack Iran.

The documents began circulating on Friday on the Telegram app, and U.S. officials are looking for the original source of the leak.

Republican Sens. Marco Rubio, Rick Scott, and Tom Cotton join 'The Story' to discuss the leak of classified documents about Israel's planned strike on Iran.

The FBI and Department of Defense are investigating the publication of two classified documents discussing Israel's preparations to attack Iran and focusing on who might have had access to them.