Current international regulations permit the Islamic Republic and Syria to engage in such collaboration. Having established a presence in Syria, the IRGC has proceeded to equip regional militia groups and supply them with weaponry for use against Israel. Iran's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, has openly declared Syria as 'the frontline of resistance' against Israel. Over the past decade, Israel has frequently targeted the IRGC's positions in Syria. However, following the October 7 assault by the Hamas terrorist group, Israel's attacks have expanded in scope. This time, military personnel and IRGC commanders, along with weapon depots, have become primary targets of Israel's strikes.
