In its escalating war on Iran, “Israel” quickly shifted from targeting military leaders and nuclear facilities to striking vital infrastructure, especially government institutions that affect daily life.

The Israeli Occupation’s expected response to Iran fell short of the military scale Tehran had anticipated, underscoring the “success” of U.S. pressure in shaping the attack's scope and impact.

On October 10, 2024, Israeli Occupation army claimed responsibility for an airstrike in central Beirut targeting key Hezbollah figure Wafiq Safa, a claim the party denied.

In recent months, "Israel" has leveraged its intelligence and army to strike hard at its enemies in Lebanon and Iran, exploiting vulnerabilities within their security networks.

For over two decades, Lebanese Shia cleric Ali al-Amin, one of the most prominent figures opposing Hezbollah and Iran’s doctrine of Wilayat al-Faqih, has been calling for Hezbollah to join the state project in Lebanon.