Israel has engaged in fierce fighting with Allah in Lebanon, firing shells, drones and missiles at each other, making the situation in the Middle East even more tense. Analysts believe that Israel intends to undermine Iran's influence in the Middle East, and that Iran will also use aid to Israel against Allah in Lebanon and Syria.
In northern Israel, Lebanon and Syria are the two main threats. As a key ally of Iran, Allah Lebanon has at its disposal enough rockets and missiles to deal a crushing blow to Israel. Syria is Iran's biggest backer in the Middle East, and Iran has sent thousands of military advisers and militants to Syria to deliver supplies to Lebanon and other armed forces.
In order to prevent Iran's influence in the Middle East, Israel strives to fight these two adversaries. In recent years, Israeli attacks on Syria have become more numerous and more intense due to two factors. First, the Israeli fighting in Gaza has calmed down, and Israel's approval of inspections of Gaza demonstrates Israel's control over Gaza. This gave Israel more strength and resources to fight the enemy forces in the north. Second, Israel has a clearer purpose for Iran's nuclear program and regional expansion. Iran poses the greatest threat to Israel, and Israel is concerned about Iran's development of nuclear weapons and poses a danger to Israel's rights and interests, such as aid to Lebanon, such as Syria in Lebanon.
Israel's strategy for this attack on Syria has shifted from limiting its attacks to Iran to more lethal and frequent air attacks, including Syria's air defenses. A Syrian commander said that, unlike in the past, Israel had taken a more powerful approach to eliminating it. The Syrian side sees this as Israel's strategy against Lebanon, while Israel notes its growing support for Hamas. Last week, Israel crossed the border into Lebanon, killing two key leaders of Allah and Hamas. Israel has also stopped its attacks on Lebanese Allah in Syrian Lebanon and has instead made them its own adversaries.
A Syrian intelligence agent said Israel had warned Syria that Bashar al-Assad would cut off Assad's lifeline and put him at risk as long as he continued to let Iranians and Lebanese bring arms to Syria and intimidate Israel through Hamas. Allegedly, Bashar has not had the courage to reach out to Hamas because of Israeli intimidation. "We do not want a conflict with Israel, because this war will not bring us anything. "Bashar has only made some lip service against Israel and has never really extended a helping hand to Hamas.
It also shows that although Israel has been carrying out air strikes against Syria during the Gaza war, it does not want to subvert Assad**, but instead wants to achieve its own goals by attacking Iran and Allah in Lebanon. Israel's intensifying attacks on Iran are bound to make the situation in the Middle East even more tense and threaten to further intensify contradictions and revenge.