Israel warns of 'decisive blow' if Iran attacks

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a warning to Iran, stating that Israel would respond with a "decisive blow" if Iran launched another attack. Speaking at a conference in Dimona, home to a nuclear research facility, Netanyahu declared, "The days are over when someone strikes us and we don't hit back with a decisive blow." He emphasized that any future Israeli response would be "much more powerful" than previous joint strikes with the United States. This threat follows new U.S. strikes on Iran and President Trump's vow to reimpose a blockade on Iranian ports, with U.S. strikes also hitting the Iranian port city of Bushehr.