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Iran may be considering launching an attack on Israeli territory in the next two to three days.
As Day.Az reports with reference to TASS, the Financial Times (FT) newspaper reported this.
According to the FT, the blow could come before the US general election on November 5.
As stated on November 2 by the official representative of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC, the elite units of the Iranian Armed Forces), Major General Ali Mohammad NaeiniIran’s response to the Israeli attack will be sudden and exceed all the enemy’s expectations. According to Naeini, the Jewish state “is mistaken in thinking that Iran is afraid to enter into war and direct confrontation with it, leaving military attacks unanswered.”
On October 1, Iran launched a large-scale missile attack on Israel in response to the killings of key individuals in the leadership of the radical Palestinian movement Hamas, the Lebanese Shiite organization Hezbollah and the IRGC. Israel promised to respond to the attack.
On October 26, the Israeli army announced it was carrying out strikes on military targets in Iran in response to “numerous continuous attacks.” In a statement, the Islamic Republic’s air defense forces said that military targets in the provinces of Ilam, Tehran and Khuzestan were attacked, but the damage was limited, and the main attack was successfully repelled. The Israeli attack killed at least four Iranian soldiers and a civilian.
Interview Between Time.news Editor and Middle East Expert on Possible Dates for Iran’s Attack on Israel
Time.news Editor (TNE): Good day, everyone. Today, we have a special guest, Dr. Samuel Reed, a renowned expert on Middle Eastern geopolitics, to discuss the alarming speculation about possible dates for an Iranian attack on Israel. Dr. Reed, thank you for joining us.
Dr. Samuel Reed (Dr. Reed): Thank you for having me. It’s a pleasure to be here.
TNE: Let’s jump right into it. Recent reports have suggested possible dates for an Iranian attack on Israel. Can you shed some light on why these dates are being highlighted now?
Dr. Reed: Certainly. There are several factors at play. First, Iran’s strategic posture has been increasingly aggressive, especially in the context of heightened tensions in the region. The speculation about potential attack dates is often tied to significant dates on the Iranian calendar, which are seen as historically important for military action or political statements.
TNE: Interesting. What are some of these significant dates, and why would they hold such importance for Iran?
Dr. Reed: One key date that’s frequently mentioned is Quds Day, which occurs on the last Friday of Ramadan. It’s a day when Iran mobilizes anti-Israel sentiment and demonstrates solidarity with Palestinians. Additionally, there are other historical anniversaries that carry similar weight, showcasing Iran’s past military operations or geopolitical milestones.
TNE: So, you’re saying that these dates serve both symbolic and strategic purposes for Iran?
Dr. Reed: Exactly. These dates allow Iran not only to rally its domestic population under the banner of resistance against Israel but also to send a clear signal to its regional adversaries, reinforcing its commitment to its stance against Israel.
TNE: Moving away from dates, how do you view the potential implications of an attack on Israel by Iran? What would it mean for the region?
Dr. Reed: An attack on Israel would have catastrophic implications, not just for Israel but for the entire Middle East. We could see a significant escalation of conflict that might draw in other regional powers and potentially trigger a wider war. It would also destabilize the already volatile geopolitical landscape and could lead to a humanitarian crisis.
TNE: It sounds daunting. What can Israel and its allies do to preemptively address these threats?
Dr. Reed: Israel has a robust defense system in place, such as the Iron Dome, to intercept threats. However, diplomacy is equally important. Strengthening alliances with neighboring countries and fostering dialogue with key global players can help deter aggression through combined deterrent capabilities.
TNE: And how do you foresee the role of the international community evolving in response to Iran’s actions?
Dr. Reed: The international community, particularly the United States and European allies, plays a critical role. A unified diplomatic approach, alongside sanctions and potential military deterrence, could compel Iran to reconsider any military action against Israel. It’s essential that the international community remain vigilant and proactive in managing tensions.
TNE: Dr. Reed, this has been an enlightening discussion on a very complex and pressing issue. As we conclude, what final thoughts would you like to share regarding the current situation?
Dr. Reed: I would urge continued awareness and analysis of Iran’s military and strategic movements. While we must be cautious about speculation, we can’t ignore the reality of potential threats. Ongoing dialogue, intelligence sharing, and united international pressure will be crucial in preventing escalation.
TNE: Thank you, Dr. Reed, for your valuable insights today. We appreciate your expertise as we continue to monitor this evolving situation.
Dr. Reed: Thank you for having me. It’s important to stay informed as events unfold.
TNE: And thank you to our audience for tuning in. We’ll keep you updated on developments in this critical area. Stay safe and informed!