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The Israeli security cabinet meets to address potential retaliatory actions from Iran, Hezbollah, and Hamas following the recent high-profile assassinations. Regional tensions rise as the conflict in Gaza intensifies.
In Gaza, 255 Palestinians have been killed in recent Israeli operations, with the death toll rising to 39,445 overall.
The United States was "not aware of or involved in" the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, Secretary of State Antony Blinken stated, stressing the urgent need for a cease-fire in Gaza.
Qatar is concerned about the effects of such actions on the peace and security of the region, as seen by its condemnation of the assassination.
Shalaileh believes the assassination indicates Israel's reluctance to stop the conflict. "This act might be part of Israel's victory narrative and could give them more leverage in future negotiations," he explained.
Iran's Foreign Ministry quickly responded to the assassination, with spokesman Nasser Kanaani condemning the raid.
Iran's Foreign Ministry has responded robustly, with spokesman Nasser Kanaani declaring that Haniyeh's “blood will never be wasted.”
Islamic Jihad, a close ally of Hamas, had participated in the October 7 attacks on Israel, further intensifying the regional conflict.
Israel’s Minister of Heritage, Amichai Eliyahu, openly commented on the situation. Eliyahu suggested that the assassination of Haniyeh would improve global conditions.
The question arises: will Iran remain passive if it finds out that Israel was potentially involved in the Haniyeh's killing?
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