Israel Warns Iran: Attack Us, and You Will Burn
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Defense Minister Israel Katz warned Iran that an attack on Israel would result in Iran burning, and that any aggressor would pay a heavy price. He revealed Iran's attempts to influence Israeli elections through proxy attacks and outlined potential Israeli responses, including expanding security zones in Lebanon and targeting Beirut's Dahieh district. Katz also stated that the IDF controls 70% of Gaza and has eliminated 4,000 terrorists, with plans to eliminate the remaining 2,000.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Defense Minister Israel Katz warned Iran that an attack on Israel would lead to Iran burning.
- Katz revealed Iran's attempts to influence Israeli elections through proxy attacks.
- Israel will expand its security zone in southern Lebanon if Hezbollah joins an Iranian attack.
- Beirut's Dahieh district faces evacuation and severe strikes in a potential escalation.
- The IDF controls 70% of Gaza and has eliminated 4,000 terrorists involved in the October 7th attacks.
Defense Minister Israel Katz issued a stern warning to Iran and Hezbollah during a recent officer graduation ceremony, outlining Israel's security zone policies in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza. Katz revealed that Israeli security forces have recently detected attempts by Iran and its proxies to carry out attacks aimed at influencing the upcoming Israeli elections. He stated that the Iranian regime is at its weakest point historically, which could provoke extreme actions. "If Iran attacks Israel, Iran will burn," Katz declared, adding that "anyone who attacks us, before or after the elections, will pay the heaviest price."
Katz emphasized that Israel is prepared to thwart any attack and will not withdraw from the security zones established in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza. He specified that if Hezbollah joins an Iranian attack, the IDF will expand the security zone in southern Lebanon up to the Litani River, involving the evacuation of the Shia population north of the Awali and Zahrani rivers to eliminate drone and terror threats. He also warned that Beirut's Dahieh district would be evacuated and face severe strikes, potentially displacing a million Shia civilians in Lebanon. Katz compared Hezbollah leader to Naim Qassem, suggesting the latter could lead to the complete destruction of the Shia community.
The Defense Minister also noted that the IDF currently controls about 70% of Gaza's territory, cleared of residents and terrorist infrastructure. He reported that security forces have eliminated approximately 4,000 terrorists involved in the October 7th attacks, vowing to eliminate the remaining 2,000.
