Israel withdraws troops from Gaza
The Israeli military has decided to relocate a portion of its troops from Gaza to its eastern and northern borders due to the possibility of infiltration by Iranian-backed foreign elements.
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Israel has taken steps to reduce its military presence in the Gaza Strip. It has been reported that the Israeli army will withdraw some of its units from Gaza and deploy them to the eastern and northern borders, specifically to strengthen those areas.
According to a report by the newspaper Haaretz, which cited an unnamed security source, this decision was made in response to recently increasing security threats.
BUILDUP AT THE BORDERS HAS BEGUN
It was stated that military units are being shifted, particularly to the border lines with Jordan and Syria, and that this move is intended to prevent potential infiltration attempts. Intelligence indicating that Iran is mobilizing its proxy elements in the region and that these groups are preparing for actions against Israel has prompted the Israeli military to take action.
FEARS OF IRAN-BACKED ATTACKS
The threat from Hezbollah in northern Israel has also played a significant role in the army's planning. According to security sources, Iran's request for Hezbollah and other proxy forces to become directly involved in the conflicts has caused Israel to raise its alert level in areas near the border.