Israeli authorities have instructed 28 factories to transfer or reduce the quantities of highly explosive ammonia they possess, fearing that these factories may be targeted in an attack by Iran and Hezbollah. According to the newspaper "Yedioth Ahronoth," the Home Front Command has directed a series of factories near the Lebanese border to empty their ammonia stocks and hazardous materials and ensure their security.
It was noted that an order was issued to 28 other factories that use ammonia for cooling, located 40 kilometers from the northern border, to decrease the amount of ammonia they hold, and these factories have been required to comply with the instructions in preparation for the anticipated attack. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that Israel is currently at the highest level of alert, warning that any entity that carries out an attack on Israel will "pay a very heavy price."
