Overview
- Israeli intelligence assessments reported by the Jerusalem Post say Iran is seeking to coordinate Hezbollah, Hamas, the Houthis and pro‑Iranian Iraqi militias into a single, multi‑front campaign.
- The reports say senior IRGC and Quds Force officers have held conference calls and meetings with proxy commanders to improve planning, communications and battlefield command.
- Israeli sources say the IRGC is ramping up drone and missile production and conducting joint training to rebuild stocks and align tactics across the axis.
- The IDF launched the large‑scale 'Dawn 2.0' readiness exercise on Sunday as Israel raised alert levels in response to the intelligence warnings.
- The claims come from Israeli assessments and the Jerusalem Post and have not been independently confirmed; if true, tighter coordination would raise the risk of near‑simultaneous attacks from multiple borders and increase civilian exposure to strikes and missile fire.