What could Israel's response to Iran look like? | DW News

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Iran will 'pay' after it launched a barrage of missiles at Israel.

The Israeli army says Iran fired 180 missiles in the attack but most were intercepted. There have been several reported casualties, including one Palestinian man killed by a missile in the occupied West Bank. Iran said it carried out the strike in response to the recent killings of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, and Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh.

For more on the escalating conflict in the Middle East, we are joined in the studio by DW's Middle East Analyst Shani Rozanes and Hans-Jakob Schindler, senior Director at the Counter Extremism Project in Berlin, an NGO working to fight the growing threat posed by extremist ideologies.

We also talk to DW’s Aya Ibrahim, journalist Balig Sladeen in Tel Aviv.

And we speak with Shaan Shaikh, deputy director of the Missile Defense Project and Alex Vatanka, founding director of the Iran Program at the Middle East Institute.

00:00 Iran's attack on Israel
02:09 Studio talk with Shani Rozanes and Hans-Jakob Schindler
10:55 Interview with journalist Balig Sladeen
15:32 Interview with Alex Vatanka from the Middle East Institute
20:10 Talk with DW Special Correspondent Aya Ibrahim
26:22 Interview with defense analyst Shaan Shaikh