Israel vows to retaliate for ballistic missile attack: Iran ‘made a big mistake’

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed that his country would retaliate against Iran for Tuesday night’s ballistic missile assault.

Iran launched roughly 200 ballistic missiles at Israel on Tuesday night, though Israel’s military was largely able to thwart the assault with the help of the United States. It is only the second time Iran has attacked Israel directly over the last year, and it increases the possibility of an all-out regional war.

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