On Tuesday, Yuli Edelstein, the Head of the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defence Committee, stated that Israel will react to this attack and hopes that Iran will learn a lesson that attacking a sovereign country is not acceptable. However, he made it clear that Israel is not interested in a full-scale war or revenge. “I sincerely hope that they will understand that it’s not in their interest to continue this kind of exchange of blows. We are not interested in a full-scale war,” Edelstein said.
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Israel hopes coming response to Iran attack will end ‘exchange of blows’
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