Israel is deliberating how to respond to Iran's recent missile attack, with several potential options under consideration. These include strikes on Iranian oil production facilities, nuclear sites, or military bases. The decision comes after Israel hit targets in Lebanon on Thursday, killing at least nine people.

Experts suggest Israel may target Iran's oil infrastructure, which produces about 3% of global output. This could significantly impact global oil markets, with prices already rising on fears of escalating conflict. Some U.S. officials have called for strikes on Iran's oil refineries.

Other possibilities include assassination attempts on Iranian officials or attacks on nuclear facilities. Israel's military chief stated they have capabilities to strike anywhere in the Middle East. However, the U.S. has indicated it would not support strikes on nuclear sites due to escalation risks.

Israel could also target the bases from which Iran launched its missiles. The timing and scale of any Israeli response remains uncertain, but many observers expect action within days. The situation has raised concerns about potential for wider regional conflict.