Although Israel claims that its interception rate of Iranian missiles and drones is as high as 99%, everyone knows that the "broken window effect" on Israel has appeared.
On the evening of 22 April, Allah in Lebanon announced that it had fired "Katyusha" rockets at the headquarters of the 3rd Infantry Brigade of the 91st Division of the Israeli Army in northern Israel. At that time, the air raid sirens sounded in the sky, and according to the Israeli army's statement, they monitored 35 rockets fired from southern Lebanon. Although there were no casualties, the smoke at the scene also represented a lot of losses for the Israeli side. On the 23rd, Lebanese Allah also sent drones to attack two military bases north of the Israeli coastal city of Acre. Although they say that it is the "deepest attack", it does not cause too many losses. It's just that Israel will certainly not bear to face such a "provocation".
In retaliation, on the 24th, the IDF launched attacks on about 40 Lebanese Allah targets in southern Lebanon. These target points involve storage facilities, weapons, etc., and the Israeli army has used warplanes and artillery units. In order to show his "great achievements," Israeli Defense Minister Gallant also told the Israeli media on the same day that after the new round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict, they have killed about half of the Allah commanders in southern Lebanon. Compared with the previous data on the injury of Hamas provided by the Israeli side, I am afraid that this data is also a bit wet.
As for the Iran-Israel conflict, which is of concern to the outside world, there are also new developments. According to the Islamic Republic of Iran News Agency, on the 23rd, Iranian President Raisi said that if Israel attacks Iran, the Israeli regime will cease to exist. Of course, for us, it can be understood that if we attack Iran again, Israel will taste real pain.
Previously, Israel's bombing of the Iranian embassy was tantamount to a direct slap in the face, so in response, Iran also hit back with drones, ballistic missiles and cruise missiles. Although they also fought, their attitude was still quite restrained, and not only did they select the targets, but they also notified some countries with good relations with the United States in advance, which was tantamount to sending a "notice" to the United States in advance. After the attack, Iran also said that this wave of attacks represents the "end".
However, Israel is still unrelenting in this situation, saying that it will make an "unprecedented response". Although more than 10 days have passed, Israel's response has not yet arrived, but this attitude has clearly aroused Iran's dissatisfaction. As early as the 18th, the head of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps warned not to attack Iran's nuclear facilities, otherwise they would retaliate. The 17th coincided with Iran's Army Day, and the Iraqi Air Force showed that they were best prepared for war.
In fact, Iran does not want to escalate, and they have managed to tell the United States about this not only at the United Nations, but also in every possible way
Informed Russia. But if Israel does give an "unprecedented response", then for the sake of its international image and national dignity, Iran can only fight back. As it comes and goes, the conflict grows. Although the cost of self-launched missiles is much lower than that of Israel, the loss of missiles falling on its own soil will be incalculable. It is also in order to avoid this becoming the case that President Iraq will put down such a warning. As for what Israel thinks, it is not yet known. At present, Israel has decided to send two additional reserve brigades to Gaza, and the United States has also signed a $26 billion aid bill.