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Israel attacked by Iran.

The headlines are alarming, but they speak to the moment.

Idi-S destroys launches in Gaza is the Jerusalem Post in these last hours.

And 18 hurt one critically as Hezbollah drone hits community center in the north of Israel. We also have news about the

hostages Hamas. However, we will begin with Iran and what we know about the

attack, the defense, and now the debate over what is to be done. I

welcome Jonathan Schanser of the Foundation for the Defense of democracies. He's

in Tel Aviv. Jonathan I begin with the attack on Saturday night because what we saw here were images of

interceptions way overhead of Jerusalem.

It was hard to say where exactly they were intercepted.

Could have been over Syria, could have been over Lebanon. However, seeing the

Blue Mosque profile with interceptions in the air was shocking.

At the same time, since then, there have been debates in all instances as to what Iran wanted to achieve. We had news yesterday of

Rheese, the president of Iran, calling Moscow to talk to Vladimir Putin. There was

also a report that Wang Yi, the foreign minister, the

foreign secretary of the Chinese Communist Party, remarked that he believed that Iran could

handle, could manage the turmoil. All of this leads to fog of war. So a very good day to you.

Thank you for this. Right now we're focusing on what is to be done.

The word retaliation, the word response, the word answer,

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