Israel on High Alert: Maximum Defence Deployed in Response to Iranian Threat after Consulate Attack

On Thursday, the spokesperson of the Israeli army, Daniel Hagar, announced that the troops are on maximum alert and deployed on all borders in response to the threat from Iran following an attack on its consulate in Damascus. The state of alert has been reinforced in combat units and air defense systems, with planes prepared for both defense and attack.

Israel raised its security alert level due to the potential retaliation from Iran after the attack on the Iranian consulate in Damascus. The Israeli Army suspended vacation permits for all troops and increased personnel and reservists in the air forces to maintain maximum alert for possible missile or drone attacks. The President of Iran, Ibrahim Raisi, issued a warning to Israel, stating that the attack will not go unanswered and that such actions will not achieve their goals.

The Israeli Defense Forces are continuously reviewing the deployment of forces and urging civilians to stay informed and prepared for any updates. While there have been no changes to the instructions for civilians at this time, the situation remains tense. The threat of retaliation from Iran has raised concerns among Israelis, as the region remains on high alert.

Over the past six months, Israel has been engaged in a war on multiple fronts and is constantly monitoring threats and taking necessary actions to defend and attack as needed.