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Fearing Hizbullah, Hamas Missiles, “Israel” Deploys “Magic Wand”
Local Editor
Out of resistance missile fears, "Israeli" army is in the final stages of laying the groundwork to deploy the so-called "Magic Wand" missile system in central Zionist entity.
"Israeli" newspapers reported that "the move to deploy the system comes on the heels of "Israel's" deployment of the "Iron Dome" missile system in the south, which has provided limited protection from rockets fired by Hamas in Gaza into southern "Israel"."
Expressing escalating fear concerning Hamas and Hizbullah possession of medium-range missiles capable of striking at "Israel's" central regions, "Israeli" army officials claimed that these missiles could potentially be intercepted by "Magic Wand."
"Whereas "Iron Dome" is intended to intercept short range rockets, "Magic Wand" is designed to intercept long-range missiles fired from Gaza and Lebanon," "Israeli" sources claimed.
"The use of such rockets, should another conflict erupt, is considered a near certainty by most military analysts," "Israeli National news" explained.
The cost of such units is potentially prohibitive. A single "Magic Wand" projectile can reach up to $1 million.
Admitting failure in dealing with the Hizbullah threat "in a scenario where open conflict with Hizbullah - in possession of tens of thousands of rockets - erupt",
"Israeli" military unveils that it would be in a race against the clock to destroy the stockpiles and launchers from the air.
"The "Iron Dome" and "Magic Wand" are two of the three systems "Israel" is developing and deploying as part of its multilayered missile and rocket apparatus. A third system - "Arrow 3" - is designed to thwart ballistic missiles outside the atmosphere, which could potentially carry nuclear warheads," "Israeli" officials clarify.
In parallel, concerns inside the enemy's military has also been raised that "reliance on such systems, rather than aggressively pursuing the elimination of strategic threats, presents a weak strategic posture and could lead to complacency among "Israel's" political echelons vis-a-vis "Israel's" necessary strategic depth in terms of maintaining borders."
Out of resistance missile fears, "Israeli" army is in the final stages of laying the groundwork to deploy the so-called "Magic Wand" missile system in central Zionist entity.
"Israeli" newspapers reported that "the move to deploy the system comes on the heels of "Israel's" deployment of the "Iron Dome" missile system in the south, which has provided limited protection from rockets fired by Hamas in Gaza into southern "Israel"."
Expressing escalating fear concerning Hamas and Hizbullah possession of medium-range missiles capable of striking at "Israel's" central regions, "Israeli" army officials claimed that these missiles could potentially be intercepted by "Magic Wand."
"Whereas "Iron Dome" is intended to intercept short range rockets, "Magic Wand" is designed to intercept long-range missiles fired from Gaza and Lebanon," "Israeli" sources claimed.
"The use of such rockets, should another conflict erupt, is considered a near certainty by most military analysts," "Israeli National news" explained.
The cost of such units is potentially prohibitive. A single "Magic Wand" projectile can reach up to $1 million.
Admitting failure in dealing with the Hizbullah threat "in a scenario where open conflict with Hizbullah - in possession of tens of thousands of rockets - erupt",
"Israeli" military unveils that it would be in a race against the clock to destroy the stockpiles and launchers from the air.
"The "Iron Dome" and "Magic Wand" are two of the three systems "Israel" is developing and deploying as part of its multilayered missile and rocket apparatus. A third system - "Arrow 3" - is designed to thwart ballistic missiles outside the atmosphere, which could potentially carry nuclear warheads," "Israeli" officials clarify.
In parallel, concerns inside the enemy's military has also been raised that "reliance on such systems, rather than aggressively pursuing the elimination of strategic threats, presents a weak strategic posture and could lead to complacency among "Israel's" political echelons vis-a-vis "Israel's" necessary strategic depth in terms of maintaining borders."
Source: "Israeli" News Agencies, Edited by moqawama.org
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