The attack on the consular building in Damascus by Israeli forces made Iran unable to swallow it. The key was also to fold two generals, and even the Iranian ambassador to Syria, Akbari, almost died. After the incident, Tehran vowed to pay the debt in blood and would "slap Israel" in the face. Akbari said the retaliation for the attack would be "on the same scale" and would be just as severe.
Obviously, Iran is going to fight back in reciprocity, and this will mean that Israel will face a new large-scale counterattack. In response, Israel has ordered 28 embassies abroad to cease operations, while calling all combat troops to cancel their vacations and enter a state of war on full alert. Israel also turned on GPS jamming mode, and some Tel Aviv residents said they had located themselves in Beirut, Lebanon, and Israeli forces later confirmed that it was the result of active GPS jamming.
In the past period, Israel began to suffer rocket attacks from the Gaza Strip, and even recorded seven rocket strikes against southern Israeli cities in 24 hours.
This may just be an "appetizer", and it cannot be ruled out that Iran will take further action to retaliate against Israel. The United States has also recently issued a warning of "all-out war", with the White House claiming to be worried about a "full-scale war" between Iran and Israel, and claiming that the United States will help Israel defend against "multiple threats".
On the issue of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict in Gaza, the United States has also adopted a one-sided and partial, even though Israel recently attacked a charity founded by the Americans and killed Americans, the White House still promoted military aid to Israel, including more than 2,000 MK-82 bombs, small-diameter ammunition, fuses, etc., as well as the delivery of fighter jets, which is also underway.
With U.S. military support, it is clear that Israel can still have nothing to fear. Although Iran has vowed to fight back in reciprocal terms, Tehran has also exercised restraint in consideration of the situation in the Middle East. While blaming Israel, Russia has also communicated with Iran, which has pledged not to allow the conflict to escalate. It can be seen that Iran is not influenced by hatred. Although it is true that Iran is very angry about Israel's sneak attack, Tehran also knows that it must not be tricked by Israel at this time. Patience is suffocating, but it is useful.