'Iran Made a Big Mistake Tonight - and It Will Pay for It': Netanyahu Blasts Iran's Missile Attacks
By Susie Moore It's been an eventful day in the Middle East, and it's looking as though things are liable to ratchet up further. Tuesday morning began with reports that the White House believed a missile attack from Iran on Israel was "imminent." Shortly thereafter, the attack materialized, with Iran raining ballistic missiles down on Israel, which, fortunately, was able to repel the attack using its David's Sling system. There was also a terror attack in Tel Aviv. While reactions to the missile attack — both from the Biden administration and abroad — have been ongoing, one thing is abundantly clear from the statements issued by Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: They're not playing. After Ohana hinted at "the end" for Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei, Netanyahu let it be known that there would be a steep price to pay for Iran's attacks. #BREAKING : Israeli PM Netanyahu: "Iran made a big