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Israel is witnessing a state of tension across all its fronts, amid growing fears of a sudden confrontation with Hezbollah or Iran, especially as the Israeli military prepares for the holiday season and reorganizes its forces in southern Lebanon. The Chief of Staff of the Israeli Defense Forces, Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, described the situation as " tense and combustible," emphasizing the military's readiness to handle multiple scenarios, including a surprise attack. Meanwhile, the National Security Council has issued high-risk travel warnings to several Arab and Islamic countries amid concerns of a possible escalation linked to Iranian activities. These developments come as the Israeli army plans to reduce its forces within Lebanon and reposition closer to the border, in an attempt to establish a "new security zone" near the frontier, amid escalating tensions over control of the Al-Taher Hill, which holds strategic importance for Hezbollah and Iran.
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