Iran Threatens Israel With Strikes on Key Infrastructure in Future War

Iran has identified specific targets within Israel for potential attacks in the event of a new war, according to a statement from the Iranian parliament. Ebrahim Azizi, head of the parliamentary committee on national security and foreign policy, warned that "one mistake by the Zionist regime will lead to Israel becoming uninhabitable in less than an hour, and our missiles will reach all designated targets." Azizi also published a map on social media platform X, detailing strategic locations across Israel. The map highlights critical elements of the country's energy, water, transportation, and industrial infrastructure, as well as key defense complexes that could be targeted. Specifically marked are major desalination plants supplying most of Israel's drinking water, large power stations, fuel terminals, and road bridges. Many of these facilities are situated near major urban and industrial centers, including Haifa, Hadera, Ashdod, Ashkelon, and the Tel Aviv metropolitan area. The map also points out the Shimon Peres Negev Nuclear Research Center near Dimona. The article also references Iran's ongoing efforts to restore and expand the underground Eagle-44 airbase in Hormozgan province, which has reportedly been targeted by the U.S. and Israel multiple times. Meanwhile, Israeli authorities are concerned that Tehran may use a potential pause in U.S. military operations, following the U.S. midterm elections, to bolster its military capabilities and advance its nuclear program.