Indicators suggest major Israeli military action against Iran-led forces in Syria is just a matter of time.

Making Monday’s attack particularly delicate is the fact that the Shayrat Airbase is also used by Russian forces.

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah announced the end of his armed group’s mobilization on Thursday, following the completion of a maritime demarcation agreement brokered by the US.

After several months of wrangling, Hamas has decided to resume relations with Syria after an 11-year hiatus. Not everyone is happy.

The Iranian axis’s “civilian entrenchment” program forms the basis of its military build-up, Maj. (res.) Tal Beeri of the Alma Center says.

The attack “caused heavy damage” to one of the facilities belonging to Iran’s Revolutionary Guards (IRGC).

This is the 24th Israeli attack in Syria in 2022, as the Jewish state continues to disrupt Iran’s military buildup in the war-torn country.

Iranian militias manufacture and develop weapons at these sites, including short-range missiles.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said it was the 23rd such attack of the year.