Israel Beefs Up Defences, On Alert After Iran Revenge Threat:

Israel became alert after Iran’s threat Israel has suspended the leave of its combat units after an airstrike killed senior IRGC commanders in Syria this week and expanded its air defense command after threats from Iran.

According to intelligence agency reports, the Israeli military is also considering reopening shelters in Tel Aviv as a precaution against possible attacks by Iran.

Following an assessment of the situation, it has been decided that the leave of all IDF (Israel Defense Forces) combat units has been temporarily suspended. The deployment is being continuously reviewed as per requirements
At least 11 people, including a senior commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) Quds Force, were killed in attacks in Damascus by Iran.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdullahian said that we consider this aggression a violation of all diplomatic principles and international agreements. Netanyahu has completely lost his mental balance due to successive failures in Gaza and failure to achieve Zionist goals.

Iran’s ambassador to Syria, Hossein Akbari, said Iran’s response to the attack would be “with the same intensity and severity”.

Iranian leaders in Tehran called the targeting of a diplomatic mission late Monday unprecedented and promised a strong response.

Although Israel has not officially acknowledged its involvement, the incident is highly likely to further destabilize an already volatile region.

The IDF has also stepped up GPS jamming efforts in response to the threat of Iranian retaliation, disrupting navigation services and affecting daily operations. The use of GPS jamming is an obvious measure aimed at intercepting guided missiles.

According to reports, the jamming has spread to key areas of Israel, including Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. These measures have raised concerns about the potential impact on aviation safety and daily life.

Amos Yadlin, a former Israeli intelligence chief, told Reuters that Iran could choose this Friday – the last of the holy month of Ramadan and Iran’s Day of Quds (Jerusalem) – either directly or by proxy, to attack Damascus. is to respond to the attack.

Yadlin, a senior fellow at the Belfer Center at Harvard University’s Kennedy School, said, referring to Israel’s air defense system. “Be prepared for tomorrow and then, depending on the outcome of the attack, it could escalate,” Yedlin said.

On Thursday, Iran returned the bodies of seven IRGC members killed in the attack.

news agency reported that the bodies of the martyrs of the Iranian Embassy in Tehran arrived at Mehrabad Airport.