Commentator Abu Salah said Friday that the coming weekend could bring a 'particularly violent' round against Iran, describing the previous two rounds as mere 'promo.' He stressed that the Home Front Command has not changed its instructions and urged the public to rely only on official sources.
The warning from Abu Salah, a commentator on Middle Eastern affairs, comes amid a tense period of US-Iran escalation. As The Zioneer reported, President Trump warned on Wednesday that the Middle East should brace for 'what will happen next week.' Senior Israeli officials have described the coming week as 'fateful' for the possibility of resuming the campaign against Iran. The IDF has raised its alert level, and security analysts have assessed that the seventh consecutive night of US strikes on Iran signals preparation for a wider campaign. Abu Salah added his own assessment, emphasizing that the Home Front Command has not changed its instructions for civilians, a point that aligns with earlier reports. The analysis underscores the uncertainty among decision-makers, with Abu Salah noting that even Trump has not yet decided on a course of action. The previous two rounds of confrontation between Israel and Iran were described as a 'promo' for what may come, suggesting a more intense escalation is expected. As of this moment, no official changes have been announced to civil defense guidelines.
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