Israel braces for potential Hezbollah strike Amid tensions with Iran

Hezbollah, the Lebanese militant group, may be on the verge of launching a strike against Israel in the coming days.

This development comes amidst rising tensions and uncertainty over the group's coordination with Iran. Sources familiar with the situation suggest that Hezbollah might be preparing for a covert operation, although it remains unclear if the group's actions align with or diverge from Iran’s strategic plans, Caliber.Az reports citing foreign media.

Israeli officials have been closely monitoring the situation and have issued a stern warning to both Hezbollah and Iran. Israeli authorities have made it clear that any attacks leading to civilian casualties will be considered a "red line." They have warned of a "disproportionate response" should Hezbollah’s actions result in harm to non-combatants.

In preparation for potential escalation, Israel is also bracing for possible attacks on civilian infrastructure and other facilities abroad. While no specific intelligence has been reported regarding imminent attacks outside Israel, the government is taking precautionary measures to address any potential threats.

The Israeli government is particularly focused on the likelihood of Hezbollah striking first, with expectations that the group might act independently of Iran’s broader strategic framework. The situation remains fluid, with both regional and international implications as tensions continue to escalate.