Iran’s biggest revenge is creating terror among 9 million Israelis.
A week after the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh, the head of the Hamas political office in Tehran, the Zionist media continues to report the depth of fear of the residents of the occupied territories regarding Iran’s vengeful reaction to this assassination.
In this regard, the Al-Mayadeen news site quoted a Zionist media platform and wrote that Iran’s biggest revenge for Haniyeh’s assassination is that it has kept more than 9 million Israelis in fear for more than a week.
Channel 12 of the Zionist regime TV also reported intense disputes in the occupied territories regarding the type of Iran’s response to this attack and claimed that Tel Aviv would even prepare for a possible pre-emptive attack if it is sure of carrying out this attack.
Yediot Aharonot also wrote that the Zionists are extremely worried about the possibility of Iran and Hezbollah attacking Israelis outside the occupied territories or the diplomatic centers and embassies of this regime.
This newspaper quoted a high-ranking diplomatic source and wrote that the situation of Tel Aviv representatives outside the occupied territories is very dangerous and many of them feel threatened.
Yediot also mentions the concern of foreign diplomats living in the occupied territories and adds that Canadian diplomats and their families will leave the occupied territories and go to Jordan this Wednesday afternoon due to the inflammation in the security situation of the occupied territories and the possibility of an attack by Iran.
The American news agency Bloomberg reported yesterday that the shekel, the currency of the Zionist regime, saw its value decrease for the sixth consecutive day and reached a figure equal to 3.82 shekels per dollar, which is the lowest figure since November 2023.
This drop in value has taken place as a result of the Zionist regime’s expectation of a vengeful reaction from Iran and Lebanon’s Hezbollah to the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh, the head of the political office of Hamas in Tehran, and the assassination of Fouad Shakar, the military commander of Lebanon’s Hezbollah, in the southern suburbs of Beirut.
In this regard, the index of the Zionist regime’s stock market was also accompanied by a sharp drop and decreased by 3.3% compared to last week, which was the lowest figure since last February.