“Shahab-3”, left, and “Khaibar-buster” missiles displayed The Islamic Republic of Iran — the world’ leading state sponsor of terrorism — is encouraging its terrorist proxy groups in the Middle East to launch a massive simultaneous attack on Israel in retaliation for Israel killing a top Iranian general last week that played a key role in Hamas’ October 7 terrorist attack.
Israel eliminated Mohammed Reza Zahedi, the top commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’s Quds Force in Lebanon and Syria, from last week as he met with other Iranian commanders and leaders from the Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist group.
Sources familiar with U.S. intelligence told CNN that Iran has “urged several of its proxy militia groups to simultaneously launch a large-scale attack against Israel, using drones and missiles, and that they could attack as soon as this week.”
U.S. intelligence said that there was debate over whether the terrorist groups would wait […]
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