Israel’s army chief says strikes on Iran may not achieve 'absolute success'

Israel's army chief has said the military’s strikes against Iran on Friday may not achieve "absolute success" and warned Israelis to brace for likely retaliation from the Islamic republic.

"I can’t promise absolute success - the Iranian regime will attempt to attack us in response, the expected toll will be different to what we are used to," Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir said, while calling the strikes on Iran a "historic campaign unlike any other."