Iraqi Resistance's targeting of Tel Aviv: Messages and dimensions
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Mohammad al-Mousawi, a member of the Iraqi al-Nujaba Resistance movement, told Al-Mayadeen that the missile strike on Tel Aviv sends a message to the people of Gaza that they are not alone in the field.
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A satellite image showing Mossad's intelligence center, at Glilot Junction north of Tel Aviv, as sent by the Iraqi Resistance to Al Mayadeen following the operation on May 2, 2024. (Al Mayadeen)
Mohammad al-Moussawi, a member of the al-Nujaba Iraqi Resistance movement, emphasized on Friday that the missile strike on Tel Aviv proves once again that the Iraqi Resistance is an essential part of the Axis of Resistance.
The strikes "send a message to our people in Gaza that they are not alone in the field," al-Moussawi told Al Mayadeen, noting that they also "[constitute] a message to the United States that the Resistance will not stand idly by in the face of what is happening in Gaza."
Al-Moussawi further revealed that there is a "huge target bank" for the Islamic Resistance in Iraq, emphasizing that "they will be targeted in a way fundamentally different than anyone expects."
#الميادين تحصل على صور أقمار صناعية للأهداف التي قصفت من قبل المقاومة الإسلامية في #العراق في أراضي #فلسطين_المحتلة👇#طوفان_الأقصى pic.twitter.com/vC6OXtvabm
— قناة الميادين (@AlMayadeenNews) May 2, 2024
All Israeli targets in Resistance's crosshairs
In turn, Hashem al-Kindi, head of the al-Naba' Group for Strategic Studies in Baghdad, emphasized that the Islamic Resistance is committed to the victory of Palestine and the Unity of the Battlefields.
"Targeting and photographing Israeli sites is an important message: all Israeli targets are in the Islamic Resistance's crosshairs," al-Kindi said, noting that the Resistance in Iraq, through its recent targets, confirms that it has moved to the beginning of a broader and more precise operation in support of Gaza.
He also pointed out that this new stage entailed the targeting of sites that are considered advanced Israeli centers.
Moreover, al-Kindi explained that the Resistance's recent operations in Iraq are a fraction of its capabilities, noting that it "chooses its targets carefully," and that the Resistance "has shown that all the targets of the occupying entity and the American and Israeli interests are within its reach."
This comes after the Islamic Resistance in Iraq claimed three operations, two of which were against Israeli targets "within occupied Palestine" and one against an Israeli target in the Dead Sea.
Mohammad Al-Mousawi from the Al-Nujaba Islamic Resistance movement in #Iraq disclosed to Al Mayadeen that the missile strike on Tel Aviv proves once again that the #Iraqi Resistance is a key part of the Axis of Resistance.
— Al Mayadeen English (@MayadeenEnglish) May 3, 2024
He further added that the strikes are kind of a… pic.twitter.com/k3Sx4sUlhD
In a first, Iraqi Resistance targets Tel Aviv
On Thursday evening, the Islamic Resistance in Iraq announced the targeting of a key location in Beer al-Sabe' using al-Aqrab advanced cruise missiles, reaffirming their commitment to opposing Israeli occupation and defending Palestine and its people.
On Friday, shortly after midnight, the Iraqi Resistance also announced their striking of a vital site in Tel Aviv, "located within our occupied Palestinian territories", as well as a vital target in the Dead Sea.
مشاهد من إطلاق المقاومة الإسلامية في #العراق لصواريخ من نوع أرقب (كروز مطور) باتجاه أهداف حيوية في أراضي #فلسطين المحتلة في منطقتيّ بثر السبع و"تل أبيب" 👇 pic.twitter.com/a0MhKcyNZr
— قناة الميادين (@AlMayadeenNews) May 2, 2024
The Resistance targeted the Abraham intelligence headquarters in Beer al-Sabe' and Mossad's Glilot intelligence center in Tel Aviv, which is located approximately eight kilometers away from Kirya, where the Israeli occupation government holds its War Cabinet meetings.
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