On video: Syrian report: Israel attacked targets in the Homs area (from Twitter)
In the background of the foreign publications that the Israeli Air Force attacked tonight (Saturday) in the Homs area, it is estimated that the attack was of a convoy of trucks with weapons, which the Iranians and Hezbollah tried to transfer from Syria to Lebanon as part of the strengthening process of the Shiite organization in Lebanon.
The attack attributed to Israel is seen as an aggressive response to Nasrallah's policy.
This is the first attack since Nasrallah's speech on Jerusalem Day in which he claimed that the equation must be changed and a response to Israel's attacks in Syria and the organization's involvement in other arenas.
It is important to note that the attacks are being carried out less than 12 hours after the publication of the Iranian Foreign Minister's visit to a Shiite village not far from the Lebanese border where he laid a wreath on the monument in memory of the Quds Force commander, Qassem Soleimani, who was killed by the Americans.
A Syrian military official told a state news agency that "in the early hours of Saturday night, the Syrian air defense intercepted an Israeli missile attack and shot down some of them. The attack injured three civilians and damaged equipment."
According to an estimate, the Iranians and Hezbollah tried to transfer a weapons convoy from Syria to Lebanon, which was attacked by the Israeli Air Force (photo: official website, use according to Article 27 A of the Copyright Law)
At the beginning of the week, media outlets in Syria reported that Israel attacked a Hezbollah military position in Syria with artillery fire, after a senior member of the terrorist organization arrived in the area alongside the head of Syrian intelligence.
In the attack, Israel reportedly fired more than 20 shells and missiles at the position on Givat Kors a-Nafal, west of Kfar Hader, near the border in the Golan Heights.
No casualties are known.
Syrian opposition sources reported that after the shooting, Israeli aircraft scattered leaflets in the area of the attacked position, in which they revealed the names and pictures of the officials who visited the area: the head of the Syrian Shia intelligence, Samer al-Dana, and the commander of Hezbollah's intelligence headquarters in Syria, Tarek Maher.
In the proclamations that the IDF allegedly scattered over the position, they warned the commanders and soldiers of the Syrian army. "We are closely monitoring your intelligence cooperation with Hezbollah in the region, including near the border strip with Israel," the proclamations read. more than good and will cause you harm."
Officials in the security system pointed to a dispute between the Iman and the Mossad regarding the policy assessment of the axis of resistance led by Iran and Hezbollah. Security officials warned that the axis of resistance is trying to establish a network of advanced Iranian-made radar systems in the area, which will form a warning infrastructure against a future attack by the Israeli Air Force in Iran but will also make it difficult for the Air Force to attack in Syria.
The two bodies also disagree on the details of the rocket launches towards Israel a few weeks ago.
Amn insisted that Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah did not know about the rocket barrages launched by Palestinian terrorist groups and the Mossad claimed the opposite.
Defense Minister Yoav Galant adopted the AMN assessment led by Major General Aharon Haliva and the Mossad assessment was not accepted.
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