"In all wars of the past in 1947, 1956, 1967, 1973, and between 1982 and 2000 to the war of 2006, a missile did not hit Tel Aviv, and Tel Aviv was always protected, far from The threat remained, and if Tel Aviv were threatened, the threat was temporary and transitory, or that the occupying regime could halt it. There was no such threat in the time of Gamal Abdel Nasser, whether in Iraq or in Syria. But the occupation regime is now facing a new reality, and it has to admit that the invasion of Tel Aviv in all clashes between the occupying government and each other on the axis of resistance can be repeated; therefore, missiles that reach Tel Aviv are available and capable, and the dome Iron can not stop it; what the resistance in Gaza can do is, of course, the main parties can do better in the first place. The same thing can be done in Lebanon, the Syrian army, the popular Iraqi mobilization forces and, of course, Iran.
Israeli cameras show that repeated attacks on Tel Aviv at the theatrical level could be repeated in all future confrontations. As Dan Kotts, chairman of the National Intelligence Unit of the United States, said in the Senate, the tensions of Israel, in the face of fragile balance-sheets, could lead to surprise events that are difficult to contain and those who say that the interests of Israel It's a tension, or they say Netanyahu needs to intensify tension, ignores what Netanyahu was doing a few months ago in air strikes against Syria, but stopped it. They ignore the fact that any wars or limited warfare require a strategy to get out of it, so Netanyahu has the power to launch the war, but there is no clear blueprint for ending it.
