According to the Times of Israel online newspaper, Israeli military sources anticipate Tehran’s response to an attack on Iran’s embassy in Syria after April 12.
According to the prognosis, Israel predicts that Iran won’t react until after the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Fitr, which concludes on April 12. The army also believes that military or strategic targets, not civilian locations, will be the focus of an attack.
According to The Times of Israel, the Israeli side is getting ready for the prospect of a multi-pronged strike as well as the potential for an attack from Iran or any of its many proxies.
Yoav Gallant, the Israeli Defense Minister, had stated that the ministry was ready to respond to any Iranian-related situation that might arise.
The Israeli airstrike on Tehran’s consulate in Damascus resulted in the deaths of seven Iranian military advisors, according to a statement released by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) on April 1. While President Ebrahim Raisi pledged that the attack would not go unpunished, Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei declared that Tehran will force Israel to apologize for the incident. Regarding who was responsible for the airstrike, Israel has not yet given a statement.
Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari, the spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces, told CNN that the Israeli military’s data indicated that the hit had actually targeted an IRGC military base, which was merely disguising itself as a civilian structure, rather than Iran’s consulate.
