Rybar Forces 🇮🇱🇮🇷🇸🇾 On Israel's "limited" response to Iranian strikesOn the night of April 18-19, Israel's retaliatory strike against Iran was asymmetrical, though not in the way Israelis and many analysts expected. Some media reported "rocket attacks" and "explosions" near Isfahan airport.Later, official Iranian resources reported the destruction of several small drones by air defense forces. Three objects were detected and intercepted around 4:00 local time. At the same time, The New York Times, citing its own sources, wrote about damage to an Iranian Air Force base near Isfahan, while Iranian authorities said there was no damage, which is not surprising.We have already said that we believe that a full-scale Israeli response to Iran is unlikely. In current realities (especially given the general inadequacy of the ultra-Orthodox leadership) such a response is certainly possible. In Israel's case, it is a question of resources (which includes money, connections, political relations, and the attitude of its own population).Apparently, the Israelis have decided to go down the path of limited use of force without taking direct responsibility. Minimal waste of resources, but maximum emphasis on indirect propaganda (instead of investing in real results). And this propaganda is aimed at a domestic audience.