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0404Security

Israel Fears Iran's Quds Force Plotting Attacks From Lebanon, Syria

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Israeli security forces are concerned that Iran's Quds Force is recruiting terrorists in Lebanon and Syria for attacks against Israel. The IDF recently killed Syrian terrorist Yousef Ali Al-Hasson, who was advancing terror plots in Syria under Iranian direction. Al-Hasson's thwarted plots included launching explosive drones and rockets at IDF forces in southern Syria.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Israel fears Iran's Quds Force is recruiting terrorists in Lebanon and Syria for attacks.
  • The IDF recently killed Syrian terrorist Yousef Ali Al-Hasson in an airstrike.
  • Al-Hasson was advancing terror plots in Syria under Iranian direction.
  • His thwarted plots included launching explosive drones and rockets at IDF forces.
  • The IDF maintains a policy of early neutralization of threats.

Israeli security officials have revealed that Iran's elite Quds Force is actively recruiting terrorists in Lebanon and Syria to carry out deadly attacks inside Israel. This intelligence was reported by Hillel Biton Rosen, the military correspondent for Channel 14.

In line with a policy of uncompromising response and early neutralization of threats, the IDF recently conducted an airstrike against Syrian terrorist Yousef Ali Al-Hasson. Al-Hasson had been advancing terror plots in Syria under the direction of the Iranian regime. Over the past year, he had promoted several terror plans targeting Israeli forces in the region, all of which were successfully thwarted. These plots included the launch of explosive drones and rockets toward IDF forces in southern Syria, aiming to harm Israel's security and its forces.

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