The assessment, which was strengthened after the speech of the organization's secretary general Hassan Nasrallah on Sunday, leads to a high level of alert on the northern border. Snipers and more
Tensions in the north:
Hezbollah continues to threaten to carry out a revenge attack it promised in the next two weeks, and the defense establishment estimates that it will try to carry it out before Rosh Hashanah.
In light of this, the high alert along the northern border is maintained, but with the exception of point centers, the IDF will not increase its forces in the north at this stage.
Ganz in the Northern Command: "Whoever examines us - will meet a very high capacity for action" // Photo: Tal Oz, spokeswoman for the Ministry of Defense
The assessment in the army, which is strengthened after Hassan Nasrallah's speech last Sunday, is that Hezbollah is determined to carry out the attack even before the Tishrei holidays.
The IDF does not know for sure in which outline the attack will be carried out, but it does not rule out the possibility of rocket fire at the Har Dov sector, an attack in the outline of attempted infiltration, anti-tank fire, anti-tank fire and more.
Reminder: Since the attack on Syria that was attributed to Israel about a month ago in which a Hezbollah member was killed, the terrorist organization from the north has tried to realize the equation declared by Nasrallah, and avenge the activist's death on at least two different failed occasions.
In the first case, several terrorists tried to infiltrate Israeli territory in the Har Dov area and were smuggled in by firing without being harmed, and in the second case, members of the organization tried to harm IDF soldiers who were observing the Menara sector by firing, and also failed.
The assessment in Israel is that Hezbollah is not interested in a comprehensive confrontation with Israel, and therefore will try to carry out the attack in a targeted manner, towards a military target.
It will be recalled that Israel has in the past threatened to respond in an unusual and sharp manner to the infrastructure of the State of Lebanon.
Tensions on the northern border are joined by reports of two Israeli attacks in Syria within 48 hours after about a month in which no attacks were reported.
According to the same reports, on August 31, Israel attacked at the Damascus International Airport, and on September 2, it attacked the T-4 Air Force Base.
An intelligence report by IMIsat International (ISI) reveals that these are targets related to Iranian forces in Syria. According to the report, these are targets that have already been attacked in the past. To Tehran and Quds Force and warn them against continuing operations in Syrian soil.
