"Israel" is undertaking extensive preparations in anticipation of a potential Iranian response to the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh, the head of the political bureau of Hamas, who was killed in Tehran last Wednesday.

Tel Aviv entered a state of maximum alert, with concerns focusing on potential attacks targeting electricity and communication infrastructure, the “Israeli” newspaper Maariv reported. 

The report detailed that large hospitals across the region have been equipped with additional fuel supplies and power generators to ensure continued operations in the event of power outages. 

Additionally, car garages have been repurposed as fortified hospitals to enhance readiness.

In response to anticipated communication disruptions, many hospitals have been provided with satellite phones, ensuring they remain operational and in contact even if conventional communication lines are compromised.