Nasrallah lost his most prominent aides… An Israeli report reveals his name!

A new Israeli report published by Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper said that Israel must strongly increase the pace of its defense activity in order to confront the latest Iranian threats, specifically after the Tel Aviv assassination of the leader of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, Mohammad Reza Zahedi, following an attack on the Iranian consulate in Syria a few days ago.

He mentioned the report he translated “Lebanon 24” Israel must defend itself, and know how to respond in the right way in the face of any retaliation, when it happens.

The report quotes a senior Israeli official as saying, “It is not correct to downplay Iranian threats, even though it is not yet known how Iran will choose to respond.”

“Yedioth Ahronoth” pointed out that, before discussing the response options, it was said that the Israeli Air Force had raised the level of alert further with the strengthening of the air defense system, and added: “Israel has the best formation in the world in terms of air defense, and it is the formation that astonished the Iranians with its performance. The basis for it is the Arrow system, which the Iranians are trying to study its performance. “Also, the Iron Dome system has upgraded its capabilities in this war with interceptor missiles being used intelligently as part of the arms economy.”

He continued: “The Iranians have several options to respond, starting with a direct attack on Israel from its territory with missiles, through activating its agents in Syria, Yemen and Iraq, all the way to using Hezbollah, which has so far avoided carrying out a direct attack on Israel.”

The report did not rule out the scenario of Iran harming Israeli officials or Israeli embassies around the world, and added: “In any case, this is the most painful blow to the Iranians. The assassination of Zahedi is the strongest attack on the most important Iranian figure after Qasem Soleimani, who built his power in Syria and Lebanon against Israel. What happened also represents a severe blow to Hezbollah, because since the assassination of leader Imad Mughniyeh, the party has not had an actual chief of staff, and Zahedi was the one who assisted Hezbollah’s Secretary General, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah.”

The report also said that “it is surprising that after the wave of assassinations on Syrian soil in recent weeks, Zahedi chose to move to Damascus while other Iranian advisors were leaving and retreating,” and continued: “Therefore, Israel must now play hard on defense and know how to “Respond in the appropriate manner in the face of any retaliation, if and when it occurs.”

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Translation of “Lebanon 24”