PNN – A Zionist media reported the continued fear of Iran’s revenge in the occupied territories and announced that pre-emptive action against the Islamic Republic is not on the agenda.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, the Zionist newspaper Yediot Aharnot wrote in a report quoting a security official of this regime: Israel cannot launch a preemptive attack against Iran.
Referring to the widespread fear of the Zionists about Iran’s response to the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh, the head of the political bureau of the Hamas movement in Tehran, this Zionist media quoted this security official and wrote: Any preemptive action against the Islamic Republic depends on the decision of the Knesset (Parliament) of the Zionist regime.
The anxiety and mental confusion of the occupying regime is increasing day by day due to Iran’s inevitable response to the assassination of the head of the political bureau of the Hamas movement.
The Zionist Radio has admitted that after the assassination of Martyr Haniyeh, the Zionists are waiting for a response to this assassination operation.
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According to this report, the intelligence services of the Zionist regime are also trying to obtain the type, purpose and time of the attack with the help of their allies.
Referring to the silence of the streets and the worries on the faces of each and every Zionist, the Zionist Radio has described it as similar to the conditions of the Corona period.
The Zionist media also talk about the disruption of crossings and airports, the cancellation of many flights and the confusion of passengers.
On Sunday morning, the Islamic resistance of Lebanon, in the initial response to the assassination of “Fouad Shekar”, a prominent commander of Hezbollah, smashed 11 military bases and barracks of the Zionist regime with more than 340 missiles and dozens of drones, and shocked the Zionists.
Hezbollah has captured the bases of Miron, Nawi Zio, Zatun, Al-Za’ura, Al-Sahl, and the bases of Kila, Yawaf, Nafah and Jordan in the occupied Syrian Golan. He defeated Ain Zi Tim and Ramoth Naftali.
Following these crushing attacks, flights were canceled in the occupied territories, ports were closed, severe traffic restrictions were implemented, and a state of emergency was implemented in the occupied territories for 48 hours.