In the wake of intensified violence in Lebanon, Iran's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, has been moved to a secure location to ensure his safety, amid fears of potential Israeli strikes following the death of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. Khamenei has called on Muslims to confront Israel, expressing a determination to support Hezbollah despite the dangers of direct intervention. Tens of thousands have protested in support of Lebanon, highlighting widespread anger against Israel's military actions in Beirut. As the situation escalates, Iran is grappling with a dilemma: whether to exercise restraint or seek revenge for the ongoing attacks on its key ally, Hezbollah. Analysts suggest that while Iran could be tempted to join the fray, the timing may not be favorable, with concerns about being drawn into a larger regional conflict. The Iranian government has accused Israel of trying to provoke a wider war and has vowed to stand by Hezbollah during this critical time, emphasizing the need for solidarity against perceived Israeli aggression.