In the context of the settlement in the north, Israel is still on high alert in anticipation of a scenario involving an Iranian attack. Despite reports of Tehran's decision to postpone the attack on Israel, Jerusalem is not taking any risks and clarifies that the Iranian threat has not been removed from the agenda.
In his column in the newspaper 'Yedioth Ahronoth', Nadav Eyal wrote about Iran's situation after Israel's many achievements in Lebanon, and revealed a conversation he had with a senior security official.
According to Eyal: "The ayatollahs themselves in Iran confirmed the ceasefire in the north. The reason is clear: Tehran has invested hundreds of billions in building its long arm. In recent weeks, her handiwork has sunk into the sea, and the entire region has sung her praises. And there were also other developments, such as Donald Trump's victory in the elections. The Iranians are consistently trying to soften the Trump administration's stance towards the Islamic Republic. In light of their failed assassination attempt on the incoming president, they are scared to death."
Ilan added, "Has Iran's response to the recent Israeli attack been completely ruled out?" Not yet, a senior security official told me. But it is possible that Tehran has changed its approach to the response. The next two weeks will be critical."