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The Saudi newspaper “Elaph” published an interview with the spokesman for the Israeli occupation army, Heday Zilberman.
“Elaph” quoted Zilberman threatening Iran of any unpredictable movements, adding that “Israel is monitoring Iran’s movements in the region.”
A spokesman for the occupying army said: “The danger to Israel is expected to come from Iraq and Yemen, and stressed that Israeli submarines are sailing everywhere.”
He added that “Iran may attack Israel from Iraq or Yemen, and we have information that Iran is developing drones and smart missiles there that can reach Israel.”
Zilberman denied that Tel Aviv knew of an Iranian intention or plan to specifically attack Israel, and said the memory of the first year of the assassination of Qassem Soleimani, commander of the Quds Force, by the Americans, is an important occasion, and Iran may be intent on military retaliation.
He added that Iran had received many attacks over the past year, from Soleimani’s assassination to targeting their sites in Syria, through mysterious explosions at its nuclear program facilities and the assassination of Fakhri Zada, its chief nuclear scientist, as well. international and US sanctions and difficult economic conditions, not to mention the Corona epidemic.
He continued: “All of these things make Iran a powder keg, susceptible to exploding due to the amount of congestion and blows it has received, without the ability to adequately respond to the size of those attacks.”
Zilberman spoke of specific, undeclared operations, of which only a few are known in the military, taking place in secret in various regions of the Middle East.
When asked about the news of the recent entry of an Israeli commando division into Lebanon, Zilberman noted that “the army is where it should be, and that the operations it is conducting are varied and numerous, from below the table, above and in the middle, as he himself said “.
On his military expectations for next year, Zilberman said that everything could change for a moment, and that the war in the region suddenly broke out, “and any calculation that we know today could change for an unknown reason.”
It is noteworthy that the newspaper “Elaf” is considered one of the first Gulf media to normalize relations with the Israeli occupation.
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