Iran failed to inflict significant damage on Israel with its missile attack, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant said, quoted by "Times of Israel". Galant stressed that the Iranian attack did not affect the capabilities of the Israeli Air Force and assured that Israel will respond to such actions at its chosen moment, quoted by News.bg.
During a visit to the "Nevatim" airbase, which was partially affected during the attack, Galant pointed out that not a single aircraft or runway was damaged, and all military forces continue to operate at full capacity. He added that Israel's response would be in line with its "work plan", with the attacks in Gaza and Beirut proving the country's resolve.
The Iranian attack involved about 180 ballistic missiles, most of which were intercepted or fell in open areas. While there was some damage to civilian targets, including a school, Israel's air force remained unscathed. Gallant said Israel would respond in a manner and at a time of its own choosing.