“Israel” Tests “Iron-Dome” Anti-Rocket System

The outcome of the "Israeli" defeat in July war 2006 still alarm "Israel" which is trying to add new strategies and weapons cite fear from an upcoming confrontation with the Lebanese and Palestinian resistance.

In a related development, "Israel" has completed tests on its "Iron Dome" anti-missile system, designed to provide a response to the thousands of rockets fired at "Israel" by Hizbullah and Hamas, the "Israeli" defense ministry said. 

The system, which can intercept short-range rockets and artillery shells, underwent its final tests in the past 48 hours, a statement said. 

"For the first time, Iron Dome faced multiple threats simultaneously. All the threats were intercepted with complete success," the statement added. 

The next phase in the development of the system was to integrate it into the army, the statement said. 

Yet, the news hadn't been received with particular enthusiasm among "Israelis" who doubt the efficiency of the system.

The Hizbullah victory has shown that "Israel" can be defeated in open battle, as the proper military tactics are employed and as sustained over a prolonged period. Hizbullah has provided the model for the defeat of a modern army.