Israel is powerless against this Hezbollah strategy, actor Samuel Theis is suspected of rape

In its fight against Israel, the terrorist organization Hezbollah apparently uses a strategy for which the Israeli army has not yet found a solution: the terrorists fire an unusually large number of anti-tank missiles from southern Lebanon at residential buildings in northern Israel. This was reported by the Israeli newspaper Haaretz. Accordingly, the Israeli military has major problems intercepting these weapons.

According to the report, the terrorists are firing the weapons, which were actually developed to combat armored vehicles, directly into the homes of civilians in Israel. Although they only have a relatively short range, the shooter can direct them very precisely to the target. Hezbollah, which is backed by Iran’s Islamic regime, is using the missiles as “sniper weapons,” Haaretz quoted security representative for Israel’s Upper Galilee region, Dotan Rochman, as saying. But why does the Israeli army fail to intercept the weapons?

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“There is no defense against”

According to Rochman, this is mainly because Israel’s Iron Dome missile defense system can effectively combat high-flying rockets, such as those from the Gaza Strip, as well as artillery fire. However, anti-tank missiles have a flat trajectory – and the Iron Dome is apparently virtually powerless against them. With the precision weapons, Rochman said, Hezbollah could maintain pressure without risking a major war with Israel.

Jehoshua Kalisky of the Israeli Institute for National Security Studies confirmed to the newspaper that Hezbollah is using the rockets specifically against civilian targets. “There is massive shooting every day on civilians, soldiers, vehicles, chicken farms and houses in the north. Against everything that moves or doesn’t move, and there is no defense against that,” said the expert.

“They’re shooting in our windows”

Moreover, according to the report, Israel currently has little opportunity to give residents of towns on the border with Lebanon even a five-second warning. “We showed them how to accurately fire missiles into the window of a building from an attack helicopter, and now they are firing anti-tank missiles into our windows from a distance of nine kilometers,” Rochman said.

Residents of towns near the border in northern Israel, such as Metula, Manara and Avivim, which have been evacuated for weeks, report to the newspaper that hundreds of homes have already been hit by projectiles from Lebanon or damaged by the pressure waves of Israeli artillery. They are afraid and cannot return to their hometown.

IDF remains silent

Since the start of the Gaza war on October 7, there have been almost daily clashes in the Israeli-Lebanese border area between the Israeli army and Hezbollah, which is affiliated with the terrorist organization Hamas, resulting in deaths on both sides. In both southern Lebanon and Israel, scores of people had to flee their homes to escape the fighting.

Israel is demanding that the terrorist organization Hezbollah withdraw from the border for the safety of its citizens and has threatened that it could use military means to do so if diplomatic efforts are unsuccessful. In recent weeks, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) has repeatedly announced that it has attacked Hezbollah targets in Lebanon. She also killed a senior commander of the terrorist organization in an attack.

The IDF initially had no comment on the “Haaretz” report. When asked, she said she did not want to comment on that. Since October 7, the country has been criticized for failing to respond in a timely and appropriate manner to the attack on Israel by the terrorist organization Hamas and other extremist groups – even though the IDF is considered one of the best armed forces in the world. (t-online/mom)