Iran may suddenly attack Israel - assessment
Israel's security system has taken emergency measures amid an assessment of a possible sudden attack by Iran. Meetings discussed Iran's shift to more aggressive actions. The level of readiness has been heightened during the holidays. A senior source stated that Israel will strike if an Iranian missile crosses the country's airspace.
Israel's security system has taken emergency measures amid an assessment of a possible sudden attack by Iran in the near future. Today's situational assessment meetings discussed a possible shift by Iran to more aggressive actions. According to senior Israeli officials, it was decided to increase the level of readiness during the holidays. Israel continues to view Iran as the main front of confrontation, while other fronts are considered secondary. A senior Israeli source stated that Israel will strike Iran if an Iranian missile aimed at Jordan crosses Israel's airspace. Meanwhile, the IDF destroyed a large underground complex of Hezbollah terrorists under the Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon. Earlier, Kursor reported that according to Israel's assessment, Iran may be preparing a new attack scenario, taking into account the experience of October 7, involving a coordinated attack on multiple fronts.