Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesperson, Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari, has urged citizens not to share sensitive information following a missile attack by Iran on Tuesday.

Speaking in a live broadcast shared on IDF’s X account on Tuesday, Hagari emphasized the importance of withholding details about the locations and damage caused by the missile strikes to avoid aiding the enemy.

We urge citizens not to give the enemy any information or documentation from impacted areas,” Hagari stated.

He reassured the public that no further threats from Iran have been detected in Israel’s airspace at this time.

Hagari also warned that there would be consequences for the missile launches, with Israel planning to retaliate “whenever and wherever we choose.”

He said, “At this point, we do not detect any further threats from Iran in Israel’s airspace. You can come out of the sheltered areas, but you must continue to comply with the instructions of the home front command.

I would like to ask you to continue to behave responsibly and be alert. During our defense, we had quite a few interceptions.

There are a few hits in the center of Israel and in a few places in the southern region. We are still doing a situation estimate. We don’t know of anyone who’s been injured, and that is thanks to your behavior, to your responsible behavior.”

And we also ask you not to give information to the enemy and not to pass on any locations and documentations from places that were impacted. We are both on the defensive and on the offensive.

We are going to protect the citizens of Israel. There will be implications to these launches, and we will retaliate whenever and wherever we choose to do so. I will be here later this evening in order to inform you on any development. Please continue to be responsible.

Iran’s attack is a severe and dangerous escalation. There will be consequences…We will respond wherever, whenever and however we choose, in accordance with the directive of the government of Israel,” he added.

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