US EditionIsrael Warns Weeks of Fighting Ahead in Mideast War
Israel expects prolonged conflict amid escalating strikes and threats involving Iran and Hezbollah, with over 1,000 dead and energy prices rising above $105 a barrel.
- On Sunday, Israel warned citizens to expect weeks more fighting, with Brigadier General Effie Defrin saying 'we face more weeks of fighting against Iran and Hezbollah'.
- Amid tit‑for‑tat rhetoric between Washington and Tehran, drone and missile strikes spread across the region as Iran's parliament speaker warned vital infrastructure would be targeted.
- Rescuers reported a missile landed about five kilometres from what is widely believed to be the Middle East's only nuclear arsenal, and Iran said the Dimona strike was in retaliation for an attack on Natanz.
- Markets reacted as North Sea Brent crude rose above $105 a barrel, feeding fears about higher inflation and weaker global growth amid Iran's chokehold on the Strait of Hormuz.
- On March 2, Hezbollah's rocket fire pulled Lebanon into the wider conflict; Lebanon's health ministry reported 1,029 dead, over one million displaced, and Israeli strikes on bridges called a 'prelude to a ground invasion' by Lebanese President Joseph Aoun.
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An Israeli military spokesman revealed that fighting against Iran and Hezbollah will continue for several more weeks, admitting that 90% of missiles have been intercepted because the system does not cover all areas.
Israel warns of weeks of war ahead as US and Iran exchange threats
TEHRAN, March 23 — Israel warned its citizens yesterday to expect weeks more fighting against Iran, after Washington and Tehran traded threats to destroy power plants or block oil and gas exports.The tit-for-tat rhetoric came as the war that has seen drone and missile strikes across the Middle East, has sent energy prices soaring and has triggered fears for the world economy entered its fourth week.US President Donald Trump has threatened to kno…
The news of Monday, March 23 about the attack of the United States and Israel on Iran, live. The IDF: "We will not allow that regime to be a threat to us." The International Energy Agency: "Bumped 40 plants throughout the Middle East"
Israel anticipates weeks of fighting with Iran and Hezbollah; the US and Iran exchange threats over strategic infrastructure amid global tensions
The ultimatum posed by Donald Trump in Tehran for the reopening of the Strait of Ormuz, strategic for the global supply of hydrocarbons, expires on Monday, the 24th day of war against Iran, Israel preparing for "several more weeks of fighting".
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Israel warns weeks of fighting ahead in Mideast war
Israel warned its citizens Sunday to expect weeks more fighting against Iran, after Washington and Tehran traded threats to destroy power plants or block oil and gas exports. The tit-for-tat rhetoric came as the war that has seen drone and missile strikes across the Middle East, has sent energy prices soaring and has triggered fears for the world economy entered its fourth week.
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