4 areas of Tel Aviv targeted by Iranian attacks, from military bases to bunkers

GAZA – The stage was set for military action against the regime Israel in response to the brazen assassinations of high-ranking Axis Resistance leaders in Tehran and Beirut.

Although the nature of the retaliation and its exact timing remain a mystery, the resistance system in Tel Aviv, which is already involved in an internal political and social crisis, has been paralyzed by fear.

Illegal settlers have also fled the Palestinian territories in panic, anticipating a response comparable to Iran’s ‘Operation True Promise’ after the attack on the Iranian consulate building there the Syrian capital, Damascus, in April.

4 areas of Tel Aviv targeted by Iranian attacks, from military bases to bunkers

1. Many military bases in Tel Aviv

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There are many military bases in Tel Aviv that could be targeted to punish the Israeli government for the terrorist attacks that claimed the lives of Hamas political bureau chief Ismail Haniyeh and Hezbollah military chief Fuad Shukr.

The most likely targets in Tel Aviv are centers linked to the Israeli spy agency Mossad, which played a key role in the killings of Haniyeh and Shukr.

That was because the Israeli government’s Ramon and Nevatim air bases were successfully targeted in a retaliatory military operation in April because the warplanes that attacked the Iranian consulate in Damascus had taken off from there.

Taking into account that and the fact that the simultaneous attacks on Tehran, Beirut, and Iraq were carried out at the behest and cooperation of the highest political, military and intelligence structures in Israel, the headquarters came have become the main target.

The possibility of these targets was further strengthened by a report from the Al-Hadath news channel, which revealed that the personnel of four of the Israeli regime’s intelligence and military agencies were evacuated on Thursday from their locations in Tel Aviv.

The headquarters is located in the densely populated metropolitan area of ​​Tel Aviv, known as Gush Dan, where half of the settler population of the Zionist entity lives, in contrast to the two aforementioned air bases. high in uninhabited desert areas.

2. Zionist Government Center

Among them, there is a very important area Kirya, an area in the center of Tel Aviv, which is home to many administrative buildings and the Rabin military information camp that performs command, administration, communication and support functions for the Israeli military equipment.

The camp has been the headquarters of the armed forces of the Zionist entity since its establishment in 1948 and is surrounded on all sides by densely populated civilian areas. The main building of the camp is the Matcal Tower, which houses the offices of Israel’s top military officers, surrounded by other high military facilities, such as the communications office of the Marganit Tower.