Israeli IDF halts leave for combat units after airstrike kills Iranian general
The IDF halts leave for combat units after an Israeli airstrike killed an Iranian general in Damascus, leading to threats of retaliation. Tensions are high as Iran vows to make Israel pay a 'heavy price.' Air-raid sirens sound in the North and near the Gaza Strip, with IDF attacking Hezbollah launch posts in Lebanon.
Key Points
- Israeli airstrike killed Iranian general in Damascus
- IDF halts leave for combat units and calls up reservists
- Iran threatens to retaliate and vows to make Israel pay a 'heavy price'
- Air-raid sirens sound in North and near Gaza Strip
- IDF attacks Hezbollah launch posts in southern Lebanon
Pros
- IDF is taking necessary precautions to ensure readiness and defense
- Reservists are being called up to bolster air defenses
- Military is updating the public on any changes to directives
Cons
- Heightened tensions and threats of retaliation from Iran
- Air-raid sirens sounding in Israeli communities near Gaza Strip
- Violent clashes and strikes in Gaza and southern Lebanon