Last week, Israel launched a daring and secret mission that targeted a hidden missile production facility in northwest Syria. What at first appeared to be a simple airstrike turned out to be much more: Israeli special forces were involved in a ground raid, flown in by helicopter to destroy the site and retrieve important documents and equipment. This highly complex mission not only struck a blow to the heart of Iran’s military operations in Syria but also sent a clear message to Tehran: Israel is capable of attacking even the most secure underground facilities, which airstrikes alone cannot reach.

On September 9, Israeli forces "obliterated" the missile facility located near the Lebanese border, according to reports. The site, located about 140 miles from Israel, is known for its deep ties to Iran and Hezbollah, a powerful militia group backed by Tehran. The operation was so secretive and difficult that ground troops were needed to physically access the facility, with no Israel...