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Lebanese Forces
Iran's fears: Iran, Israel, or US
The article addressed Iran's threat to launch a large-scale attack on Israel if Israeli forces carry out a military operation at the "Ali Taher" hill in southern Lebanon, where officers of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard are besieged. It indicated that the idea was reported by Reuters after the strategic position of the hill had diminished, as it is now undergoing gradual destruction by the Israeli army. The message was reportedly conveyed through Oman in August. It explained that Iran uses threats as a form of coercion, amid a decline in its military capabilities, with missile launches significantly reduced and no longer capable of retaliating destructively against Israel or the United States. The report also noted that Hezbollah in Lebanon is experiencing military deterioration, with diminished missile capabilities and resources, and is wary of engaging with Israel to avoid a major escalation—especially given the extensive destruction of areas near the border. Iran relies on American and Israeli hesitation, with expectations that Israel will not undertake a direct military action against the hill, particularly since a potential peace treaty between Lebanon and Israel, according to Western diplomats, remains a priority. There are also fears that surprises from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could involve steps damaging regional interests.
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