Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has confirmed a halt in the fighting with Iran following the latest confrontation.
In a video message on Monday, Netanyahu said that Tehran had ceased fire. Should Iran make a mistake and attack Israel again, he said Israel would respond with full force.
"Israel has a full right to self-defence, and we are exercising it to the extent necessary," Netanyahu said.
He said that Iran and the Hezbollah militia - which Israel is fighting in Lebanon - have been significantly weakened, but that Israel's conflict with them is not yet over.
Both had attempted to impose a "new equation" on Israel in the last 24 hours, he said.
"They thought they would fire at Israel from Lebanese territory and from Iran – and we would not act. That did not happen, and it will not happen," Netanyahu said.
Iran and Israel traded attacks for the first time since a ceasefire took effect in April, with Iran firing rockets at Israel on Sunday evening and Israel retaliating.
On Monday afternoon, Iran's military leadership declared its attacks against Israel over. In a statement broadcast by state radio, the military leadership said the Islamic Republic had delivered a "painful response" to Israel and announced the cessation of its military operations.
