Security officials warn against Israel being dragged into a prolonged war of attrition with Iran. They argue that Israel must shorten the campaign by eliminating the Iranian leadership and striking strategic targets that could lead to the regime’s collapse.
Deporting the terrorists abroad presents a significant challenge for the Israeli Mossad, which will endeavor to prevent their terrorist activities against the State of Israel.
Some of the terrorists will arrive in Istanbul, Turkey, where the military wing of Hamas operates under the auspices of Turkish intelligence and President Erdogan.
Iranian Chief of Staff Mohammad Bakri has confirmed that Iran’s response to the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh is “certain” and will be “separate and independent” from the response of the broader resistance axis. However, there is speculation that Iran might target locations in Azerbaijan or the Kurdistan region, claiming these areas house Israeli Mossad bases, to avoid direct military confrontation with Israel and prevent a broader regional conflict.
At the top of Hezbollah, a succession battle is underway following the assassination of Fuad Shukr, the group’s Chief of Staff.
The leading candidate to fill this critical role is Talal Hamiya, commander of Unit 910. However, his appointment requires approval from Iran, and surprises may yet emerge.
The elimination of Hamas leaders abroad is deemed essential to impede the organization’s resurgence in the Gaza Strip and sever its ties with Iran. However, this process faces delays due to various security concerns. Nonetheless, Israel remains resolute in its commitment to complete this task.
The successful assassination of Saleh al-Arouri in the heart of Hezbollah’s stronghold in Lebanon symbolizes a significant intelligence failure on the part of Hezbollah, which was tasked with protecting its guest. Hezbollah, along with Lebanese intelligence, is currently attempting to locate suspects involved in the assassination. The incident underscores the prowess of the Israeli Mossad in penetrating the heart of terrorism, dealing a blow to Hezbollah’s security measures.
The Israeli Mossad sees a change in the Iranian leadership, which for the first time shows great concern about the hijab protest in the country and the possibility that it will lead to regime change in Iran.
Intelligence sources in the West estimate that the regime will increase the rate of executions of the demonstrators in an attempt to suppress the protest, therefore it is important to increase the international pressure on Iran
Iran plans to assassinate current and former Israeli Mossad officials in retaliation for a series of actions attributed to the organization on Iranian soil and in Syria.
The security establishment must take precautions following the intelligence alerts, especially former Mossad heads who have become businessmen and often travel abroad should be careful.
The “Hijab protest” has been going on in Iran for two months now and the Iranian regime accuses American intelligence and the Israeli Mossad of organizing the protests.
Israel and the US are not involved in the protests, but the new political echelon in Israel must take advantage of every opportunity to overthrow the Iranian regime, Netanyahu must maintain Israel’s freedom of action without any American restrictions.
Hezbollah claims that Lebanese intelligence captured a Syrian doctor who was spying in Syria for the Israeli Mossad.
Iran, Syria and Hezbollah are very concerned about the attacks of the Israeli Air Force on targets in Syria following quality information from the Israeli Mossad.
Security officials warn against Israel being dragged into a prolonged war of attrition with Iran. They argue that Israel must shorten the campaign by eliminating the Iranian leadership and striking strategic targets that could lead to the regime’s collapse.
Deporting the terrorists abroad presents a significant challenge for the Israeli Mossad, which will endeavor to prevent their terrorist activities against the State of Israel.
Some of the terrorists will arrive in Istanbul, Turkey, where the military wing of Hamas operates under the auspices of Turkish intelligence and President Erdogan.
Iranian Chief of Staff Mohammad Bakri has confirmed that Iran’s response to the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh is “certain” and will be “separate and independent” from the response of the broader resistance axis. However, there is speculation that Iran might target locations in Azerbaijan or the Kurdistan region, claiming these areas house Israeli Mossad bases, to avoid direct military confrontation with Israel and prevent a broader regional conflict.
At the top of Hezbollah, a succession battle is underway following the assassination of Fuad Shukr, the group’s Chief of Staff.
The leading candidate to fill this critical role is Talal Hamiya, commander of Unit 910. However, his appointment requires approval from Iran, and surprises may yet emerge.
The elimination of Hamas leaders abroad is deemed essential to impede the organization’s resurgence in the Gaza Strip and sever its ties with Iran. However, this process faces delays due to various security concerns. Nonetheless, Israel remains resolute in its commitment to complete this task.
The successful assassination of Saleh al-Arouri in the heart of Hezbollah’s stronghold in Lebanon symbolizes a significant intelligence failure on the part of Hezbollah, which was tasked with protecting its guest. Hezbollah, along with Lebanese intelligence, is currently attempting to locate suspects involved in the assassination. The incident underscores the prowess of the Israeli Mossad in penetrating the heart of terrorism, dealing a blow to Hezbollah’s security measures.
The Israeli Mossad sees a change in the Iranian leadership, which for the first time shows great concern about the hijab protest in the country and the possibility that it will lead to regime change in Iran.
Intelligence sources in the West estimate that the regime will increase the rate of executions of the demonstrators in an attempt to suppress the protest, therefore it is important to increase the international pressure on Iran
Iran plans to assassinate current and former Israeli Mossad officials in retaliation for a series of actions attributed to the organization on Iranian soil and in Syria.
The security establishment must take precautions following the intelligence alerts, especially former Mossad heads who have become businessmen and often travel abroad should be careful.
The “Hijab protest” has been going on in Iran for two months now and the Iranian regime accuses American intelligence and the Israeli Mossad of organizing the protests.
Israel and the US are not involved in the protests, but the new political echelon in Israel must take advantage of every opportunity to overthrow the Iranian regime, Netanyahu must maintain Israel’s freedom of action without any American restrictions.
Hezbollah claims that Lebanese intelligence captured a Syrian doctor who was spying in Syria for the Israeli Mossad.
Iran, Syria and Hezbollah are very concerned about the attacks of the Israeli Air Force on targets in Syria following quality information from the Israeli Mossad.
