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Israel Will Act With A Force It Has Not Seen': Netanyahu Warns Iran
The remarks came amid reports suggesting the United States was moving the nuclear-powered USS Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group toward the Middle East after a standoff with the Iranian theocratic regime over its bloody crackdown on anti-government protestors.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned Iran of an "attack of unprecedented force" if Tehran were to strike Israel amid regional tensions. Netanyahu, addressing the Knesset-- the Israeli Parliament-- said Tel Aviv was "closely" monitoring Iran as it returned to uneasy calm after a wave of protests that drew a bloody crackdown.

"If it makes a mistake and attacks us, we will act with a force it has not yet experienced," Netanyahu said, according to a report by news agency Xinhua.
The Israeli leader said he was "closely" monitoring Iran, warning that "no one can predict what the future holds for Iran, but it will not return to what it once was," implying irreversible consequences for Tehran in any conflict.

Situation In Iran
A crackdown on demonstrators taking part in nationwide protests in Iran killed at least 4,029 people, activists said Tuesday. The US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency said more than 26,000 people have also been detained in the crackdown

It said of the dead, 3,786 were demonstrators, 180 were security forces, 28 were children, and 35 were people not demonstrating.
It fears many more may have been killed. The agency has been accurate in previous rounds of unrest in Iran and relies on a network of activists on the ground to confirm each death. NDTV has been unable to independently assess the death toll in part due to the government shutting down the internet in Iran.

US Weapons In Middle East
Meanwhile, tensions remain high between the United States and Iran over the crackdown after President Donald Trump drew two red lines for the Islamic Republic – the killing of peaceful protesters and Tehran conducting mass executions in the wake of the demonstrations. A US aircraft carrier, which days earlier had been in the South China Sea, passed Singapore overnight to enter the Strait of Malacca – putting it on a route that could bring it to the Middle East.
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Israel vs Iran: A military comparison
According to the latest estimates from SIPRI’s Military Balance, Israel’s defence budget in 2023 was more than double that of Iran—$27.5 billion compared to $10.3 billion.

Iran's missile programme draws heavily from North Korean and Russian designs, and has reportedly benefited from Chinese assistance, according to the Arms Control Association, a Washington-based non-profit.

It now has 610,000 active personnel and 350,000 reserves with the addition of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). Iran also has 334 combat-capable aircraft, as well as air defence systems such as the Russian S-300, which has limited capabilities when it comes to defending against ballistic missiles.

Alongside these long-range systems, Israel has hundreds of short- and medium-range missiles designed for quick, precise strikes. These include the Predator Hawk, which can hit targets up to 300 kilometres away, and cruise missiles such as the Popeye and the Delilah, which are launched from the air or sea.

In practice, each incoming missile usually requires its own interceptor missile to neutralise it. For example, if Iran were to launch 100 missiles, Israel would need to fire almost the same number of interceptors to stop them.

“The types of interceptors that are required to shoot down ballistic missiles are expensive and difficult to produce in mass quantities,” Dan Caldwell posted on X this week, adding that he think it likely that Israel and the US “are going to have start rationing their interceptors soon (if they haven't already) - further increasing the effectiveness of even smaller Iranian barrages.”

Its multibillion-dollar military arsenal also includes around 340 combat aircraft—among them advanced US-made F-35 stealth fighters—46 helicopters, a combined 634,500 active and reserve personnel, and a multilayered air defence system.

Approximately 370 ballistic missiles have been launched by Iran at Israel since the conflict began on Friday, claims the Israel Defence Forces (IDF). On Saturday, an Israeli military official said that the country's air defence shield had an “80 to 90% success rate”, while stressing that “no system is 100% effective”—implying that some Iranian missiles had breached Israeli air defences, Reuters reported.