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Iranian Regime Unveils Threatening Banner Targeting Israeli City

Iran has displayed a new banner in Tehran's Palestine Square threatening Nahariya, Israel, amid ongoing Hezbollah-Israel tensions.

Iranian Regime Unveils Threatening Banner Targeting Israeli City

A new banner has appeared in Tehran's Palestine Square, directly threatening the Israeli city of Nahariya, according to images circulating online.

The display features the message "For the next war, Nahariya be prepared" alongside imagery of the Hezbollah militant group.

Iranian media reports indicate the banner has been titled "Another defeat awaits you in Lebanon."

Hezbollah, a Lebanon-based terrorist organization, initiated attacks against Israel on October 8, 2023, following Hamas's assault on southern Israel.

On the first anniversary of its campaign, Hezbollah claimed responsibility for 3,194 attacks, including 1,040 against military forces, 964 against military positions and equipment, and 570 against civilian areas.

The banner's appearance coincides with heightened conflict between Hezbollah and Israel over recent weeks, as reported by the semi-official Mehr News Agency.

Israeli Defense Forces and northern residents have been preparing for potential large-scale invasions similar to the October 7 attacks, despite Hezbollah's supposed withdrawal from southern Lebanon under current ceasefire terms.

The IDF has reported multiple violations of the agreement by the terrorist group and has responded with strikes against militants crossing the Litani River.

Psychological Warfare in Tehran's Public Spaces

Palestine Square has frequently been used by the Iranian regime for psychological warfare through banner displays.

In October of last year, Tehran unveiled a blood-splattered mural showing photos of Israeli hostages taken by Hamas on October 7, with Hebrew text stating "no hostage will be released."

Notably, that banner included images of hostages who had already been released at that time.

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