In the conflict between the two archenemies, the attackers usually remain hidden. But now Israel wants to attack the “head of the octopus” in Iran, and Tehran is apparently threatening Israeli tourists abroad. And the timing is no coincidence.
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Peter Munch, Tel Aviv
When the sirens go off somewhere in Israel, the excitement is great. Everyone is looking up at the sky, everyone is looking for the next bunker, everyone is waiting for the missile attack that has been announced. At the beginning of the week, such a horror scenario caused a stir in Eilat and Jerusalem. But the sirens triggered there turned out to be a false alarm. So there is no danger of rockets – and still an alarm signal to be taken seriously. Because the Israeli cyber security authority reported afterwards that a hacker attack was probably behind it, greetings from Tehran.