Israel has threatened to strike at the random residence of the Syrian leader.

After Israel successfully launched strikes on the airport of the Syrian capital, Israel threatened that the next strikes could also be carried out on the palace of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. It is noted that the strike will be random, however, the Syrian leader himself may well be in one of these residences.

"Israel sent a message to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad warning him against further covering up Iran's operations in his country and transferring quality weapons to Syria, and informed him that one of his palaces would be the target of the next Israeli fighter jet raid in Syria.", according to The Jerusalem Post.

Earlier it became known that the Israeli ambassador was summoned to the Russian Foreign Ministry to give explanations regarding the strikes on Damascus International Airport. Apparently, such a provocation by the IDF angered Russia very much. In this regard, it is logical to assume that in the event of an attack on the presidential palace, Moscow's position in relation to Jerusalem will be extremely tough, since today Syria is almost the key Russian ally in this region.