And the Oh, tonight the chief of staff for the Israeli military announced there will be a response to Iran's

unprecedented large-scale drone and missile attack over the weekend.

100 projectiles were launched. First came over 170 drones and 30 crews missiles all shot down before reaching Israel.

With help from US aircraft in Jordan and Saudi Arabia that took out nearly 80 drones. Then came 120 ballistic missiles

around half, failed to launch or crashed in flight. This also comes as Israel weighs its response following Iran's

missile attack on Saturday. World leaders though urging Israel not to

retaliate. The attack has triggered global calls for restraint. It's time to step back from the brink.

Last night, Iran made a point to say the attack was revenge for the IDF strike in Syria that killed their top generals,

that the matter was quote concluded in their minds.

But Iran has been provoking conflict in the region for decades so it did not start and will not likely end with the events of last night.

Israel's war cabinet favors retaliation but differs on timing and scale.

Critics the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

question whether he's the right person to make such a critical decision.

So if you ask me if Netanyahu is a risk to the set of Israel, my opinion is yes.

Sir, if my memory serves me correctly, you visited Israel and you believe the Iranian people and the Israeli people

can coexist in peace.

What will it take to make that happen?

Well from Tehran to Tel Aviv, from Hamadan to Haifa, Iranians and Israelis know that this is not the

Iranian people's war.

This is Ali Khamenei, is the dictator of this brutal regime's war. This is Alichamini, is the dictator of this brutal

regime's war. Well welcome to understand in our times. You just saw a video of

the largest drone attack in world history that was launched this past week against the state of Israel.

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