Israel has named targets for attack against Iran.

American and Israeli officials say the attack could happen at any time, even during this weekend's Yom Kippur holiday.
Israeli military installations have become potential targets for a possible response to an Iranian attack, according to statements by US officials.

Israel is reported to have no plans to attack nuclear facilities or carry out assassination attempts, but a final decision on action has not yet been made.

The region is tensely awaiting a response to Iran's Oct. 1 rocket attack, which Iran said was in retaliation for Israeli actions in Lebanon.
There is no indication that an Israeli response will occur today, but US officials point to the Israeli military's readiness to act when given the order.

Israel has shared more information about the retaliation with the US, but many details have been kept secret due to security concerns for the operation.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin discussed the broad outlines of the planned Israeli response with his Israeli counterpart, Yoav Gallant, but specific details were not provided.

U.S. officials are urging the Israeli government to make its response proportionate, focusing on military targets and avoiding oil, gas and nuclear facilities.

President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not discuss details during their call this week.