The unprecedented Iranian attack in the early hours of Sunday is an inflection point for Israel and its allies, offering the possibility of being a real game-changer in the Middle East in Israel's favor – but only if Benjamin Netanyahu now makes the right moves

Fallen fragments and photographs indicate ballistic missiles, GPS-guided cruise missiles, and one-way drones with massive warheads were fired at Israel as part of the major Iranian attack on Israeli territory

The Israel Defense Forces said most of the 350 drones and missiles launched from Iran were intercepted; army base in southern Israel sustained minor damage; 10-year-old girl critically wounded ■ U.S., U.K. and Jordan reportedly intercept drones ■ PM Netanyahu speaks with President Biden on attack ■ Biden to discuss unified diplomatic response to Iranian attack with G7 country leaders ■ UN Security Council to hold emergency session on Sunday at Israel's request

Biden is pressuring Netanyahu to avoid a retaliatory airstrike in Iran, urging him to instead focus on the successful interception of drones and rockets ■ If Netanyahu does not abide, Hezbollah will unleash its forces and join the war - just as Sinwar has been aiming for since Oct. 7

Tel Aviv-born Edan Alexander was abducted to Gaza from a military outpost on October 7. His mother wishes Israeli officials would be as supportive as Joe Biden was

U.S. officials detail the coordinated effort to intercept the Iranian attack on Israel, using fighter jets, warships, anti-missile batteries, and intense communication and cooperation with strategic and regional allies