Israel Advances War Readiness against Iran, Lebanon, and the West Bank – Report

Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei (R) and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. (Design: Palestine Chronicle)

By Palestine Chronicle Staff  

Speaking on Wednesday, the commander of the Israeli army’s Central Command, Avi Blot, said that Tel Aviv must be prepared for a “surprise war” and maintain a high level of readiness.

Israeli media reported on Thursday that the Israeli occupation army is fast-tracking preparations for what it has described as a potential “surprise war” across three fronts: Iran, Lebanon, and the occupied West Bank.

The report comes amid continued Israeli threats of military escalation against Iran, repeated warnings of large-scale attacks in Lebanon, and growing incitement by Israeli officials to resume the war of extermination in Gaza, alongside an ongoing escalation in the occupied West Bank.

Speaking on Wednesday, the commander of the Israeli army’s Central Command, Avi Blot, said that Tel Aviv must be prepared for a “surprise war” and maintain a high level of readiness.

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Israel’s Channel 12 reported that, “in light of developments related to Iran,” the Israeli army is accelerating preparations for the possibility of a sudden conflict on three main fronts: Iran, Lebanon, and the West Bank.

According to the channel, these preparations are part of a multi-year military plan extending through 2030, led by the army’s Chief of Staff, Eyal Zamir. The plan reportedly includes a significant expansion of Israeli military activity, including an increased focus on operations in outer space.

The report claimed that the Chief of Staff identified two central pillars of the plan: personnel management and the development of capabilities in outer space, which the Israeli army increasingly views as a domain for defensive, offensive, and intelligence operations.

Channel 12 added that the outlines of the plan began to take shape following nearly two years of intense fighting, during which the army has been simultaneously refining its long-term strategy while actively preparing for war, including the possibility of a sudden operation, with Iran considered the primary focus.

The channel further claimed that Tel Aviv fears Tehran could respond to ongoing internal protests by launching an attack against Israel in an attempt to divert attention and stabilize the Iranian regime.

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In this context, the report said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held discussions and consultations on Wednesday in Miami, United States, regarding the protests unfolding in Iran.

According to the report, Netanyahu’s Office has refrained from issuing specific comments on developments in Iran, citing concerns that any public statement by Netanyahu or senior Israeli officials could prompt Iran to take action against Israel in an effort to suppress domestic unrest.

An unnamed senior Israeli official was quoted as saying, “We are monitoring a serious internal event in Iran. It is too early to determine its consequences.”

Since Sunday, protests involving thousands of demonstrators have taken place in several Iranian cities, including the capital, Tehran, driven by soaring foreign currency prices and worsening economic conditions.

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The report noted that, even prior to these protests, Israel had spent weeks signaling its intention to initiate a new war with Iran and to carry out what it described as “large-scale attacks” on sites it claims belong to the Lebanese movement Hezbollah in Lebanon, should Beirut fail to disarm the group by the end of 2025.

Last June, Israel, with US backing, launched a 12-day war against Iran, prompting Tehran to respond with missile strikes, before Washington announced a ceasefire.

Israel and Iran regard each other as their primary adversaries and have, for years, traded accusations over acts of sabotage, covert operations, and cyberattacks.

(PC, AJA)

1 Comment

  1. Good. Let the Israeli Jewish Nazis attack, they’re impotent. They couldn’t win before, they can’t win now. What we’re seeing is: death throes. That final burst of energy as the body dies. Good riddance!

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