Imminent retaliation looms as Axis of Resistance prepares to strike strategic Israeli targets

Despite ongoing international efforts to prevent an all-out war in the region, the response from the Axis of Resistance to recent "Zionist assassinations" in Beirut and Tehran appears inevitable.

Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary General of Hezbollah in Lebanon, confirmed in his recent speech that the decision to respond has been made, with the nature of the response differing from previous ones, Caliber.Az reports via foreign media.

The timing and location of the retaliation will be determined by the battlefield dynamics.

Potential targets of the resistance axis in occupied territories

Israeli officials believe that the Axis of Resistance could target a wide range of strategic and sensitive locations, posing a serious threat to the regime's survival. As a result, many Israelis are seeking refuge, fearing imminent retaliation, though the scale of these attacks remains uncertain.

Strategic and Vital Targets Include:

Governmental Centers:

Parliament

Prime Minister's Office

Ministry of Defense

Airports:

Ben Gurion International Airport

Haifa International Airport

Ramon International Airport

Military bases:

Sdot Micha Airbase

Ramon Air Base

Ramat David Air Base

Hatzor Airbase

Hatzerim Airbase

Nevatim Airbase

Tel Nof Airbase

Palmachim Airbase

Ports:

Haifa Port

Ashdod Port

Eilat Port

Power plants:

Orot Rabin Power Plant

Rutenberg Power Station

Eshkol Power Station

Reading Power Station

Haifa Power Plant

Oil and gas fields:

Karish Gas Field

Leviathan Gas Field

Tamar Gas Field

Shimson Gas Field

These installations represent some of the most crucial and vulnerable points within "the Zionist regime", making them likely targets in the anticipated conflict. Despite Israel's substantial military, intelligence, and technological resources, as well as extensive international support, it faces significant challenges, including limited manpower and a fragile domestic front, in the face of a multi-front war.

The regional alliance that might support Israel in such a conflict will encounter an unprecedented challenge. The potential for missile and drone attacks from closer fronts, rather than distant strikes, has heightened anxiety in the occupied territories, marking a stark difference from previous retaliatory actions and intensifying the fear among "the Zionist population".