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Iran, Hezbollah Building Terror Networks in Southern Syria, Alma Center Warns
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Iranian and Hezbollah networks are actively threatening Israel from southern Syria by recruiting local Druze and Sunni populations, according to the Alma Research and Education Center. The IDF recently targeted a Syrian terrorist believed to be operating under Iranian direction. Recruitment efforts are reportedly using financial incentives, and the center points to a series of recent incidents, including arrests and attempted infiltrations, as evidence of these ongoing threats.
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- Iranian and Hezbollah networks are actively recruiting Druze and Sunni populations in southern Syria to threaten Israel.
- The IDF recently struck a Syrian terrorist, Yusuf Ali al-Hassoun, who was planning attacks under Iranian direction.
- Recruitment efforts by Iran and Hezbollah reportedly utilize financial incentives rather than ideological appeals.
- The Alma Center cited multiple incidents since July 2025 as evidence of ongoing Iranian and Hezbollah activity.
- Recent incidents include arrests of operatives and cells preparing rocket attacks, and attempts to approach IDF positions.
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