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Forty days into the Israel-Hamas war, the commander of Iran's Quds Force promised the militant group that Iran "will do anything required." Yet questions linger over Iran's willingness to risk direct involvement.
In parallel with a security escalation along the Lebanese borders with Israel, Tel Aviv accused Iran of “deploying great efforts to transfer advanced combat means to Hezbollah in Lebanon, and large quantities of ammunition, exactly as the United States is helping us.” Sources in Tel Aviv pointed to foreign reports that said that Israeli Air Force planes in recent days attacked Syrian airports, especially in Aleppo and Damascus, destroying large arms convoys that were on their way to Lebanon.
Israel has launched strikes against Hezbollah sites in response to attacks from the militant group
Many are worried the Israel-Hamas war could draw in Hezbollah. But the party lacks the widespread support it once enjoyed because of its collaboration with Assad in Syria and its close ties with business interests.
The Israeli army's ground incursion into Gaza, in the next phase of the war with the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, could last for months, but when it is over, "Hamas will no longer exist," Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said, quoted by EFE.