"We have gained our power through difficult battles," Brig. Gen. Hossein Salami said.

“I have a lot of faith in God and of course in the army — we will be okay, whatever happens, war or no war..." said 88-year-old Esther.

"Iran crossed a red line, and we responded proportionally," Netanyahu said in a Facebook post.

“Around 12.10 in the morning there were some 20 projectiles fired towards communities in the Golan Heights fired by Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corp’s elite Quds Force,” the IDF stated.

"Iran will have showed the world it's true intentions," the official added. "Let there be no doubt."

Trump chose a “hard exit” from the agreement on Tuesday, returning all U.S. sanctions that had been lifted by the nuclear deal at roughly the same time.

Tensions between Israel and Iran have threatened to spill over in Syria, where the Iranian military and allied Shi'ite militia are backing Syrian President Assad in his civil war.

The Jerusalem Post approached people at random on a main street in the Tel Aviv center and of all those who agreed to talk, not one expressed opposition to the US move.