Iraq warns Israel against using their airspace amid fears of an attack on Iran’s oil and military infrastrucutre

The Iranian Foreign Minister has issued a warning to Israel they have “no red lines” in defending themselves from any Israeli attack.

US officials have said that Israel has now narrowed in on planned targets for an airstrike inside Iran which are oil and military infrastructure, it is not known if Tel Aviv will attack nuclear sites, but Israeli officials have called for the destruction of such sites.

The Israeli Prime Minister is set to hold a cabinet meeting on Sunday to discuss how and when they will attack Iran, Netanyahu sent a warning to his ministers, “talk little, do a lot.”

Israel has not made any final decisions on what and when they will strike on various targets in Iran, this is in response to Tehran’s ballistic missile strike across Israel two weeks ago.

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Seyed Abbas Araghchi said on Sunday, “While we have made tremendous efforts in recent days to contain an all-out war in our region, I say it clearly that we have no red lines in defending our people and interests.”

An Iranian official has told the US that they will retaliate to any Israeli strike by Israel, a diplomatic source told CNN.

The Iraqi Foreign Minister Fouad Hussein has told Israel they are forbidden to enter their airspace for air strikes on Iran.

Hussein warned there will be regional war and he will allow for terrorist groups such as Islamic State to resume their hostilities.

Hussein said, “We are trying to keep the conflict awa

y from the region and Iraq,” with the Iranian Foreign Minister warning the Middle East is facing “dangerous challenges” amid an Israeli attack.

Iran does not seek war, but we are prepared for war,” he added.

Araghchi warned last Tuesday that Tehran has prepared ten scenarios to an Israeli attack, according to Reuters.

This comes as the former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has called for Israel to strike Iran’s nuclear facilities.

Bennett warned there is a “one time window of opportunity” to act “without fearing a terrible and intolerable reaction.”

The Times of Israel quoted Bennett saying, “For the first time, we have the ability to act against Iran without fearing a terrible and intolerable reaction.

“The Iranian regime of terrorism and murder is exposed and vulnerable for the first time. This is a one-time window of opportunity in which we have both the legitimacy and the ability to severely damage the Iranian regime and its nuclear programme.”

The Israeli ambassador to the UK has also suggested that Israel could launch strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities as Tehran comes closer to building a nuclear weapon.

Speaking with the BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg on Sunday Tzipi Hotovely said that Israel will not rule anything out to “remove the threat” from Iran.

Iran’s Tasnim news agency quoted a military source saying, “Iran’s response will not be necessarily reciprocation at the same level of the Israelis’ action, but it may be harsher and aim for different targets that would intensify the effectiveness of the response.”