An assessment circulating on Israeli security channels warns that Iran's long arm is rebuilding terror infrastructure in Judea and Samaria under the cover of the current ceasefire. The report warns the rebuilding is underway beneath the surface.
A security assessment circulating in Israeli intelligence channels on Thursday morning warns that Iran is leveraging the current ceasefire to rebuild its terror infrastructure in Judea and Samaria (the West Bank), describing the effort as taking place "beneath the surface." The report, attributed to an unnamed analyst, says Tehran's long arm is rehabilitating networks that had been degraded in earlier operations.
This comes as a series of prior reports indicated an extensive Iranian-backed underground buildup in southern Lebanon, particularly beneath the Ali Taher ridge and the Beaufort Ridge. The Zioneer has reported on Iranian pressure for ceasefires on that front in order to stall IDF operations aimed at dismantling subterranean Hezbollah and IRGC positions. The new assessment suggests a similar dynamic is unfolding in Judea and Samaria: reconstruction of terror infrastructure under a diplomatic cover that limits Israeli military freedom of action.
The assessment does not specify particular towns or cells involved, nor does it provide evidence for specific operational steps. The claim is attributed to an unnamed security source and remains unverified in detail.
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