Report: Israel Sees Opportunity to Bomb Iran After Downfall of Assad
The Times of Israel reports the Israeli military has increased
preparations for a potential attack on Iran
December 12, 2024
The Israeli military believes there is now an
opportunity to bomb Iran due to the weakening of its allies in the region
following the ousting of former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, The Times of Israel reported on Thursday.
Israeli military officials said in the wake of the
regime change in Syria, the Israeli Air Force has increased its preparations
for a potential attack on Iran.
The Times report said the IDF is
considering launching strikes on Iran’s nuclear program. While Israeli
officials are constantly claiming Iran is seeking nuclear weapons, there is no
evidence that’s the case, a fact recently acknowledged by the
CIA.
In the wake of Assad’s ouster, Israel launched a
massive bombing campaign in Syria, launching 480 strikes in just 48 hours. The Israeli military said it decimated the former
government’s military assets, destroying about 80% of the equipment that was
left behind.
Israeli officials now say they have total air
superiority over Syria due to the lack of air defenses, which could make it
easier to launch airstrikes on Iran. Israeli warplanes used to have to avoid
air defenses when bombing Syria, but now Israeli officials say they’re able to
fly over Damascus without having to worry about getting shot down by
Russian-made air defenses.
Israel last bombed Iran in October, attacks that
damaged some air defenses and killed four Iranian soldiers and one
civilian. Iranian
officials vowed a response to the attack, but nothing has happened so far.
Israel launched the strikes on Iran in response to an Iranian ballistic missile
attack on Israel that was retaliation for a string of Israeli escalations in
the region.
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