Iran is patiently waiting for an opportunity to attack Israel by surprise.

Hezbollah and Iran have decided to keep the date and time of the promised strike on Israel secret, unlike the previous case in April. A U.S. official noted the difficulty of preparing to defend against a strike because information about it remains hidden. This approach is also being taken by Hezbollah, which makes matters worse.

Uncertainty only adds to the tension and increases the risks for all parties to the conflict. The Lebanese have also become pawns in this game, where every day is filled with the expectation of the unknown, leading to hoarding of food and medicine. This affects the country's already weak economy.

The Lebanese authorities have begun preparing for a possible war, supplying hospitals with equipment and medicine. The anticipation of war is becoming no less tiring than the war itself. Meanwhile, the IDF continues to strike terror targets in southern Lebanon, eliminating Hezbollah militants and reducing their combat capability.