The reports about the travel warning issued by the National Security Headquarters to Turkey should come as no surprise to anyone.
Since the assassination of Hassan Siad Khadiri, and even more so in recent days, senior members of the Iranian regime have promised that Tehran will not hesitate to avenge his death, while pointing the finger of blame at Israel.
The choice of Turkey is not accidental as traditionally Iran prefers to operate in countries with which it has a land border (such as Azerbaijan), in order to facilitate the logistical preparations of the operation.
Moreover, in recent years Iran has managed to establish covert infrastructure aimed at kidnapping Iranian opposition activists whose language is to reach Turkey.
Even according to the confessions of Mansour Rassouli, a Quds force member who led terrorist attacks on Israelis, it seems that one of his goals was an Israeli diplomat in the country.
In the background, it is important to note that the relationship between Iran and Turkey has suffered a significant blow, in light of the Turkish rapprochement with Israel.
Traditionally, Iran is suspicious of any country that has ties to Israel, certainly one that has a common border with it, and the complicated relationship between Ankara and Tehran has been undermined in the wake of the Turkish moves, in a way that "makes it easier" for Iran to attack Turkey.
Elimination of Khadiri,
Herzog and Erdogan in a joint meeting as part of the warm-up of the relationship (archive),
But reports of air force readiness for fear of an Iranian response could indicate that Iran may not be responding in the form of "foreign attacks." 'Diri and also the attack on Perchin (which at least some publications raise the possibility that Israel is linked to), are apparently forcing the Iranian leadership to look for another response, one that will rebuild the balance of deterrence between the countries.
Assuming Iran chooses to respond directly then alongside its missile capabilities it can choose and use its unmanned aerial vehicle array and attack in Israel.
Over the past year, Iran has proven that it has the operational capability to do so.
It should be noted that alongside the "wrestling" between Israel and Iran, the US-led international system continues to find a solution that will allow the parties to return to the nuclear agreement. To the agreement.
Either way, public threats from senior Iranian officials indicate that Iran is committed to a response and the question is not whether, but when that response will take place.
Israel's goal now is to thwart these attempts and prevent Iran from realizing its intentions.
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