Israel's airstrikes on the Iranian embassy in Syria set off a chain reaction, and Iran's retaliation has made tensions in the Middle East even more tense. Iran silently opened fire in the middle of the night and carried out a massive missile and drone attack on Israel, which lasted several hours throughout the attack. At the same time, many countries have joined the fight to support Israel in responding to Iran's attack.
Iran's retaliation demonstrated its resolve and strength, claiming to have succeeded in revenge. Despite Israel's success in intercepting most of its missiles and drones, two military targets were still attacked. The conflict between the two sides continues, and the situation can change at any time.
The United States, as an ally of Israel, is also involved in the fighting and warns of Iran's actions. Iran gave the United States advance notice of the attack, buying time for the United States and Israel to respond. Despite the tensions, neither side seems willing to escalate the conflict further, and Iran has also put forward a proposal to halt its revenge in the hope of preventing the situation from spiraling out of control.
Israel may have to make a difficult choice in the face of Iran's retaliation, whether to continue retaliating or to exercise restraint. Either way, the situation in the Middle East will become more uncertain and sensitive. If the two sides fail to control the situation, the Middle East is likely to be plunged into war again.