, March 5 -- Israel's public support for its ongoing war against Iran remains strong, but analysts warn that a prolonged conflict could strain the country's military and economy.

Since launching strikes on Iran on Saturday, Israel has faced repeated missile and drone attacks, prompting widespread air raid alerts, school closures, and the mobilisation of tens of thousands of reservists. Cities including Haifa and Tel Aviv have been under sustained attacks, stretching emergency services, reports Al Jazeera.

While enthusiasm for the war is high, experts say Israel's capacity to maintain operations is finite. Defence analyst Hamze Attar noted that Iran has fired more than 200 ballistic missiles in just the first three days, forcing Israel t...