Iran’s ‘Hardness’ Response to Israel: The Bloodiest Attack Against Iranian Soldiers in Syria in 2024

The Iranian authorities have stated that they will respond with “hardness” to Israel for the attack that destroyed the Iranian consulate and resulted in at least eight deaths, including two generals of the Revolutionary Guard. This incident marks the bloodiest attack against Iranian soldiers in Syria in 2024.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that at least eight people, including seven Iranians, were killed in the attack. Among the dead were the brigadier general of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, Mohamed Reda al Zahedi, and his assistant, general Mohammad Haji Rahimi. This incident has sparked outrage and condemnation from various countries and organizations around the world.

Iran has been a key ally of Syria in the war, sending soldiers and military advisors while providing economic and political support. The relationship between Iran and Israel is characterized by mutual enmity, competing for regional hegemony and engaging in covert warfare with cyberattacks, assassinations, and sabotage.

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