Reborn in 2010, the AI ​​in my mind is too powerful.

Iran actually harbors resentment towards Russia. They originally planned to launch an attack on May 25, the day Carla Bruni, the wife of former French President Nicolas Sarkozy, was scheduled to hold a solo concert at the Habima National Theatre in Tel Aviv, Israel's second-largest city.

The Israeli Minister of Culture and Sports, the former Minister of Defense, and prominent figures from the French-speaking world will all be present. Iran wants to pull off a big show and embarrass Israel.

However, to coincide with Russia's Children's Day plans, they had to wait a week. Their primary target also shifted from high-ranking political figures to gay tourists.

June 13th is Tel Aviv Pride Week, and it is expected that 100,000 to 120,000 people will attend, where they will hold an open-air party on the beach.

In fact, since the end of May, tens of thousands of tourists have gathered here for a pre-night party.

On the evening of June 1, hundreds of modified drones were launched from fishing boats at sea and from the mountains of Lebanon.

The first wave of attacks caused immense chaos. Although each small drone could only carry one or two grenades as warheads, the sheer number of grenades crashing into the crowd from above made them extremely lethal, resulting in hundreds of casualties in the initial attack.

Subsequently, large-scale drone launches began on the summit of Nanli Mountain and in northern Gaza, and attacks were carried out on the lighthouse square in Jaffa port, the beach music stage, and the bar corridor.

Oil tanks and yachts in the port caught fire, as did ancient stone houses in the old city of Jaffa, and subsequent stampedes resulted in thousands of casualties.

The number of Western tourists was also staggering, and all countries were in a state of chaos, with casualties among their own citizens involved. This matter was even more difficult to handle than the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Lucian and the German Iron Lady were among the first to voice their support for Israel and Ukraine, saying they would help the two countries fight the invasion on two fronts.

At the same time, Aurora Group was directly criticized by governments of various countries for the first time, who demanded that Aurora Group control the drones it sells and stop its rampant mass production.

Aurora Group expressed its condolences on Twitter for the casualties caused by the terrorist attacks, and at the same time directly released order contracts. All of Aurora Group's drones are sold in the form of agricultural drones.

Several companies from the United States, the United Kingdom, France, and Germany have tried to buy it. Aurora Group is unsure who these companies will sell it to afterward, but the group will consider discontinuing the sale in the future.

None of the countries are fools; they all know that these items were not sold to Iran. They could only have been sold by Bahrain, the Aurora Group's stronghold in the Middle East.

However, they also need the Aurora weapons to aid Ukraine, so they ultimately chose to compromise and let Israel suffer a bit. At worst, they could advise tourists not to visit Israel, and ideally, not to go to the Middle East at all, since it looks like it's about to descend into chaos.

Israel is certainly furious. What frightens them most about this incident is not the number of deaths, but the organization.

Following the attack, Israel swiftly declared a state of emergency, triggered the Defense Act, and the military took full control of security. The entire country was designated as a military control zone, and 100,000 reservists were mobilized in one go.

Beneath the Kiryat Defense Force headquarters in downtown Tel Aviv, the long-awaited doomsday bunker, codenamed Zion Fortress, has been put into use. It serves as the Israeli government's last stronghold, undergoing renovations and expansions by each successive government.

This could very well be the world's most extravagant doomsday fortress, protected against nuclear and bunker buster bombs. It's fully equipped with facilities, including a gym, rest area, and planting area as basic amenities, and even a synagogue.

At this moment, in the strategic conference center, Chief of the General Staff Gantz, Air Force Commander Eshcher, and Southern Commander Turgiman all looked up at the various latest developments displayed on the twelve screens on the wall.

Prime Minister Netanyahu slammed his fist on the table in anger, expressing his dissatisfaction to the other three people who were not present but were contacting him via video link.

"What are you three doing?! Such a large-scale operation! Didn't you sense anything at all?"

Israel places great importance on intelligence work; this small country has three independent and powerful intelligence agencies. Mossad is responsible for external intelligence, Shin Bet for internal intelligence, and Aman, or the military intelligence agency, for battlefield intelligence.

At this time, the leaders of the three companies were all at their own bases, but all the agents that could be sent out had already been sent out.

Mossad Director Tamir Pardo said resentfully, "I told you long ago that there were problems with our previous work, and we need to be vigilant about the aurora. Chen Yiran's attitude towards us is seriously problematic! I even think he's a Muslim. He accepted so much investment from the Middle East, but he ignored the Israeli consortium when they approached him."

There are so-called "special" phones being sold everywhere in Bahrain right now. We can actually get our hands on them, but we can't tell they're anything special. They look no different from regular Samsung or Apple phones.

But we just can't monitor it! This is definitely a problem with chip technology; we're like blind people right now, and we need to change that.

Shin Bet and the head of the military intelligence agency also expressed their support.

Shin Bet Director Yoram Cohen was even more radical: "Intelligence work today is not like it was decades ago. Do you think it's still possible to just film a few agents, bribe them, or seduce them with some pretty girls and that's it?"

That's not impossible, but the efficiency is simply not up to par! Our infiltration plan was going very well. Give me a few more years, and I can cover the entire Middle East with our cell phones and pagers. We can even put bombs in the cell phones next to key figures.

It's all over now; we have to take action. If possible, sending someone directly to Lanai would be best. His dislike of living in the US is great news for us; even if we fail, the pressure from the US government won't be too great.

We must act quickly, remember he's Chinese. In the US, we can still have some time to influence him. But what if he goes to China?

"We just need to scare him a little, let's see how it goes?"

Military Intelligence Director Kohavi agreed: "Judging from the situations in Syria and Ukraine, there are two types of drones. Those supported by Chen Yiran's chip are much more lethal. Without it, the threat is not so great, and our technology can interfere with them, so we need his support."

Netanyahu, though furious, hadn't lost his temper: "Lieberman, state your assessment. Is it possible for us to exert pressure on Aurora through the US government?"

Lieberman, Israel's foreign minister, and several other members of the security cabinet did not come to Zion Fortress, but instead stayed at the State Administration Center beneath the Jivatra Mona government compound in Jerusalem.

This is another doomsday fortress built by Israel in 2006, which includes the parliament, foreign ministry and the Supreme Court within its refuge area.

Israel is a country that is inherently insecure. It builds a new fortress almost every twenty years and adds an extra layer of redundancy for wartime government, for fear that if the top leadership is wiped out, the command system will be destroyed.

Lieberman thought for a moment and shook his head: "I don't quite agree with the view that Chen Yiran hates us. In fact, he has a lot of contact with Jews in the United States, and there is Jewish capital in Aurora's internal investments as well."

However, they are American Jews, and they may not necessarily speak up for us. We can try, but I don't think we should have too much hope.

I don't really have any other options, but I personally don't recommend using force against Chen Yiran. It's a simple matter: even if we capture him, what can we do? Can you kill him? Or coerce him into working for us?

He is the world's richest man, a leader in American technology, and one of the most brilliant figures of this century. In the US, smart homes are now ubiquitous, Uber is the go-to ride-hailing service, and Uber delivers food. Global oilfield services are now using his equipment, and industrial companies are eager to connect to Aurora's R&D platform.

We can't really do anything to this kind of person; at most, we can just scare him a little. But based on my understanding of him, this might completely push him to the other side. Right now, he's secretly selling agricultural machinery. What if he uses all his intelligence to develop weapons?

With his technical skills, tampering with our current communication systems would be a piece of cake. What would we do then?

Several groups couldn't convince each other, so Netanyahu hesitated for a moment before finally saying, "Then let's not go to the Americans. Lieberman, you try going to the Chinese. We're willing to pay any price. As long as Chen Yiran stops supplying weapons to Bahrain, we're willing to pay a lot."