Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz visited Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Air Force Commander at Ramon Air Force Base this morning, issuing a direct warning to Iran's leadership against making threats. The visit and statement come amid reports that Hezbollah has raised its military readiness and mobilized most of its elements in preparation for potential scenarios. Sources indicated that Hezbollah's actions include postponing the "good loan," pushing its dues within the framework of its willingness to engage in any military scenario. This move is seen as a preparatory measure for potential conflict. Katz's message was clear: "I want to convey a clear message to a Haminai dictator: Do not threaten to hurt," as stated during his visit. The timing of this strong rhetoric from the Israeli Defense Minister aligns with the reported heightened state of alert within Hezbollah, suggesting a tense regional atmosphere. Further details regarding the specific nature of Hezbollah's mobilization or the exact timing of the "good loan" postponement were not immediately available from the provided sources. The context of these developments involves ongoing regional tensions and potential escalations.
