In response to the recent Iranian attack, Israel plans to launch a retaliatory strike within the next 24 to 48 hours. The response could reportedly come in a variety of formats, including the possibility of cyber operations.

According to analyst Dmitry Dubov, Israel is considering options for response, while avoiding large-scale aggression:

"The concept of 'proportional response' is not relevant in this case. Despite the possibility of large-scale use of UAVs, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles, we will focus on targeted operations, perhaps even in the field of cybersecurity."

Iran, anticipating possible strikes, has brought its air defense forces to maximum combat readiness. In such a tense situation, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu remains silent, which, according to Dubov, could create additional domestic political risks:

"Silence in the 'dialogue' with Tehran not only creates a new and bad formula for us, but also undermines the prime minister's chair underneath it."

Iranian journalist Khayal Muazzin, commenting on the situation, points to Israel's cautious approach:

"We will strike Iran, but we will not kill anyone... Perhaps."