Israeli Air Force Chief Vows Unforeseen Tactics in Potential Conflict with Hezbollah

The Commander of the Israeli Air Force, Major General Tomer Bar, convened with heads of authorities at the Ramat David air base in the presence of other commanders from the Air Force and the Northern Command, as disclosed by the Israeli army on Thursday.

In a statement, Major General Bar asserted, "We are prepared for conflict. The Air Force is fully committed to executing all operational plans, and we are poised to deliver a devastating blow as lethal as possible to a known adversary, along with unforeseen tactics and strategies."

Regarding a recent aerial assault on the Houthis in Yemen, Bar posed the question, "Who was the intended target of this attack? It was directed at the entirety of the Middle East, encompassing both Hezbollah chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah and Iran."

Bar emphasized the ongoing preparedness of the Israeli Air Force, stating, "Throughout the conflict, we have maintained and continue to possess the capability to manage a potential war in the north and with Iran. For nine months, we have been fully committed, unwavering in our dedication, and steadfast in our conviction of the righteousness of our cause." He further reiterated that the Israeli Air Force stands "ready" for any potential conflict.

In his address, Major General Bar conveyed the Air Force's unwavering determination and readiness to confront any potential threat, while alluding to the possibility of employing unforeseen strategies in the event of a conflict with Hezbollah. The meeting at the Ramat David air base served as a platform for reaffirming the Air Force's preparedness and commitment to address potential challenges in the region, underscoring the gravity of the situation and the resolve of the Israeli military leadership.