Israel suspects: Quds Force operating to carry out attacks from Lebanon and Syria

Israeli security officials suspect that Iran's Quds Force is recruiting militants in Lebanon and Syria to carry out attacks within Israel. Meanwhile, the IDF struck from the air the Syrian militant Youssef Ali al-Hassoun, who promoted terrorist plots in Syria under Iranian direction, including launching explosive drones and rockets at our forces in southern Syria.

Israeli security officials suspect that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' Quds Force has been operating in recent days to recruit militants in Lebanon and Syria, with the aim of carrying out attacks within Israeli territory. The suspicion was first reported by Channel 14. Meanwhile, over the past weekend, IDF forces struck from the air the Syrian militant Youssef Ali al-Hassoun, who promoted terrorist plots in Syria under Iranian direction. According to the report, over the past year, al-Hassoun promoted several terrorist plots against Israeli forces in the area, which were foiled. The plots included launching explosive drones and rockets at IDF forces in southern Syria. The report is cited as a first publication and is based on intelligence assessments, without a direct quote from an official source.