Israel Intensifies Attacks on Syria, Striking Tadmur and T4 Military Bases
Israel carried out airstrikes targeting two major Syrian military bases, Tadmur and T4, in Syria’s Homs province on Tuesday, citing threats posed by their military capabilities. In an official statement, the Israeli military confirmed it had attacked the two strategic installations, which have been repeatedly hit in the past due to their involvement in regional arms transfers, particularly linked to Iranian forces and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
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These strikes are part of a broader Israeli effort aimed at countering Iranian entrenchment and Hezbollah’s growing presence in Syria. Israel’s military operations have intensified since Islamist rebels, led by the group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, toppled Syrian President Bashar Assad on December 8.
HTS, previously affiliated with al-Qaeda, has specifically drawn Israeli scrutiny, with Israel repeatedly stressing it will not tolerate the group’s presence in southern Syria and demanding demilitarization of the area. Following Assad’s ouster, Israel expanded its military actions to include targets in Latakia province and along Syria’s border with Lebanon.
