After Baidan wins the election, Iran examines how his entry into the White House will affect Israel
Over the last few days, and within a few hours, reports of events of great geopolitical significance have made headlines in Israel and abroad.
The events highlighted the impact of the butterfly wings farm in one part of the world on the other.
This, of course, refers to the effect of Joe Biden's victory in the US presidential election, and the defeat of incumbent President Donald Trump - and in short, the "Biden effect."
Ganz: "The Syrian regime is responsible for everything that happens in its territory, we will not tolerate a violation of sovereignty" // Photo: Tal Oz / Ministry of Defense
It cannot be ignored that Tehran, through its affiliates in the region - Hezbollah and the pro-Iranian Shiite militias operating in Syria with the approval of the dictator Bashar Assad regime - is working to examine how much Israel and its political and security activities will enter the White House.
Biden and his intended hive have already stated in a wavy bristle that the Trump administration's "intolerant" policy toward Iran and its nuclear program has been 180 degrees.
At first these were the detailed reports on the circumstances of the assassination of Muhammad al-Masri, the number 2 man in the Islamic terrorist organization Sunni al-Qaeda, who found refuge in Shiite Iran, despite ideological religious animosity between the two main factions in Islam.
One could easily guess why the circumstances of the assassination of the Sunni official were published three months after the incident, and reports in the foreign media that the Israeli institution was allegedly the contractor for the assassination at the request of the Americans, who provided the intelligence required for the daring action.
Beyond the embarrassment caused to the Shiite ayatollahs in granting asylum to a Sunni terrorist whose organization did not hesitate to slaughter Shiite Muslims, the message was clear - the Israeli intelligence organization has the infrastructure that allows it to close an account with every terrorist in Iran.
However, less than a day after the revelations about the daring assassination of al-Masri, the IDF announced the exposure of the cargo scene in the Israeli border enclave with Syria and Israel's uncompromising announcement that it considers the Assad regime responsible for any hostile Syrian activity against Israel. Of Syria, and those affiliated with Hezbollah and Iran, there was a complete disregard for reports of the exposure of cargo at the border and the unequivocal message that the Syrian regime is responsible for any action in its area. Later, after a few hours, reports on Arab social networks of Syrian and Hezbollah operatives Pro-Iranian militias Towards the possibility of an Israeli attack in southern Syria and the capital, Damascus, areas that include, among other places, residential areas, headquarters and compound storage facilities for Hezbollah and pro-Iranian militiamen.
Indeed, shortly thereafter, official reports began to emerge in Syria of an airstrike carried out against targets in the capital Damascus and southern Syria.
Unlike previous times, in the current attack, the IDF was quick to confirm the attack and the IDF Spokesman even bothered to publish in detail what targets were attacked and where in the Israeli response to the exposure of the explosives at the border.
The attack on Syria and the official message were aimed at the Assad regime, but the clear goal of those unequivocal messages from Israel was directed at Tehran and its affiliates in the Middle East - whoever will be president of the White House, Israel will not hesitate to attack a sovereign state sponsoring terrorists and terrorists. Which could endanger the citizens of Israel and its soldiers.
The fact that this time residential complexes in and around Damascus were also attacked, inhabited by Iranian Revolutionary Guards, senior Hezbollah and pro-Iranian militias, and not just weapons complexes, positions and military bases that serve as an exit point for those terrorist acts, is a clear message from Israel. An unequivocal signal to the decision-makers on the Shiite Crescent axis in Tehran, in the Dahiya district in southern Beirut and in the Syrian capital, of course, that no one is immune, and that Israel will not hesitate to cause casualties among those who use terrorist cells against it.
The goal is to make it clear to Tehran and its affiliates that no matter who is in the White House, the geopolitical reality in the Middle East in late 2020 is not the reality that prevailed in the Middle East a decade earlier during President Obama's tenure.
Moreover, during Obama's presidency, secret alliances began to form between Israel and the Sunni Persian Gulf states.
Those countries that watched with apprehension and trembling as President Obama abandoned his allies, from Egypt to Saudi Arabia, in favor of a conciliatory policy toward Iran and ideological fantasies of democratic coups in Arab countries.
The same secret contacts that matured during President Trump's tenure for the Abrahamic Accords produce a clear message not only to Tehran and the arms of the terrorist octopus it operates, but indirect messages to the emerging Biden administration and the European Union.
The message is that in the absence of American backing, which will serve as the responsible adult and act to curb the Iranians, Israel and its new allies in the Middle East knew how to act alone to curb Iranian terrorism and Tehran's run amok for a nuclear bomb.