Israel is reportedly raising its global security posture amid warnings that Iranian-backed terror groups may target Israeli embassies if the United States strikes Iran’s nuclear infrastructure. According to an Israeli official speaking to Saudi media, Jerusalem has received multiple alerts indicating that Tehran could activate proxy networks to attack diplomatic missions across Europe, the Far East, and Latin America. Security levels have been heightened, contingency plans are in motion, and the possibility of evacuating certain embassies is now under consideration.

Western intelligence sources have likewise noted increased chatter among Iranian-aligned groups, suggesting preparations for potential strikes on Israeli and American interests abroad. While no specific attack has been confirmed, the pattern is familiar. Iran rarely acts directly; it works through layers—Hezbollah, militias, and shadow networks embedded across continents. In moments of heightened geopolitical tension, these proxies become the regime’s extended arm. What we are witnessing is not random volatility but strategic positioning as the pressure surrounding Iran’s nuclear ambitions intensifies.

SOURCE: WIN