Iran’s large-scale missile tests have triggered Israeli war simulations and direct warnings to Tehran. As a possible Mossad operation surfaces in Lebanon and Egypt–Turkey ties deepen, Jerusalem is closely watching a rapidly shifting regional threat landscape.
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Iran is conducting large-scale ballistic missile tests, and Israeli officials fear these launches may be cover for a potential attack. In response, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered war simulations, issued direct warnings to Tehran, and placed Israel’s defense establishment on high alert.
At the same time, new reports from Lebanon suggest a former Lebanese security officer may have been kidnapped by Israel’s intelligence services—possibly connected to the decades-old mystery of missing Israeli airman Ron Arad.
Meanwhile, Egypt and Turkey are quietly strengthening military and security cooperation, raising serious concerns in Jerusalem as these two regional powers deepen ties along Israel’s borders.
