According to The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), Israel was unable to prevent Iran’s attack on April 13 without the assistance of the United States and other Western and regional military allies. The article states that American, British, and Jordanian military drones and missiles played a significant role in neutralizing the unmanned aircraft and rockets. However, it questions whether Israel can undertake a similar endeavor without the support of its allies and suggests that its domestic missile defense systems, such as Arrow and Patriot, may not be sufficient. WSJ also raises concerns about Israel’s secretive preparations, which may impact its ability to respond effectively to Iran’s military capabilities. Moreover, the article argues that Israel should consider the cooperation of its regional allies, including Saudi Arabia and the Arab Emirates, who have provided intelligence and airspace for Israeli military operations. The article does not mention the publication date and leaves unanswered how Iran will respond to the military action. According to the sources, the United States did not participate in Israel’s military operation against Iran. The Washington Post speculates that Israel’s lack of involvement may jeopardize future coordination between the two countries in countering Iranian aggression.