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A few hours after Israel attacked Iran, it seems that the war cabinet in Tel-Aviv is not in unison. The Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, who comes from the ranks of the extreme right, has made a "cold" reaction regarding the response to Iran.
"Weak," Ben Gvir wrote on the "X" social network after reporting the attack.
On Friday, Israel launched a missile and three drones against an Iranian military base in Isfahan. According to reports, the base was located near a nuclear plant.
After decades at enmity with each other, the conflict now seems to have flared up with direct attacks.
Officially, the Israeli government has not reacted to the attack, while an Iranian official told Reuters that the Islamic Republic has no plans to retaliate at the moment.
The US acknowledged that it had received notification of the attack, but had not approved it. The Americans and other world powers had pressured Israel not to react after last weekend's attack.
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