After the Iran attack, a considerable relief among Israelis

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On April 13, Iran announced that it would directly attack Israel. Israel, the Middle East and the rest of the world can now rest assured. Sof-sof, which means "in the end" in Hebrew, is the best way to put this behind you - the psychology of Iran is a noise, not a voice.

Last weekend is harsh on the Israelis; they usually have religious meetings and family gatherings at Friday Shabbat dinner, and Saturday morning is quiet, worried about what to do. How and when will Iran attack Israel? Israel's political and military leadership is important, as is its ally, the United States. Ordinary Israelis are uncertain about the supply of water, first aid, flashlights, generators and radios approved by security agencies. After all, Iran has repeatedly threatened to attack Israel over the past six months after its loyalist leader, the Lebanese Hezbollah, was killed in northern Israel.

The day before the attack

The night before the attack, the Israeli military issued a new emergency directive, closing all education and activities in schools, restricting communication outside the country, and training people at home. However, ten thousand Israelis took to the streets.

Two days before the Iranian attack, an Israeli newspaper published a study on the insurance policies of Israeli negotiators in the last two months. The report shows that Israeli leaders, especially Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, show "indifference" and lack of sympathy towards terrorists. Families of the hostages have been claiming for some time that the Netanyahu government did not prioritize accepting workers. The two partners, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said in a radio broadcast that Netanyahu had given them inappropriate conditions for negotiations with Hamas, such as requesting the names of all individuals on a single level. In the report, Nadav Agaman, former head of Shin Bet, Israel's domestic intelligence agency, explains why the killers cannot return, the war in Gaza will last for years, and Israel will become an isolated nation. He called on the public to protest, saying that the time had not yet come. He ran to the prisoner. All this information on state television demoralized the Israelis more than the words of Iran's Ayatollah. Given Iran's bad faith, hundreds of thousands of people were still protesting against the government ahead of Saturday night.

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