Hezbollah unveils new Anti-Tank-Guided-Missile

[Trango Towers]

And you think Israel is like Ukraine?
We have an EW unit attached to every armor brigade, also, Trophy works against such drones as well.

Besides, the war will start this way: the air force will bomb the shit out of Lebanon, then the air force again, then our artillery corps, then the air force, then the artillery, and after a long list like that, our engineering and armor forces will enter Lebanon. Those drones and their operators have to survive that. News flash: they won't. Also unlike Ukraine, there won't be a single square meter of Lebanon that would be out of reach for Israeli special forces and air force.


Yes. However Lancet is just a worse Israeli HERO suicide drone. Our drones already have AI automation and swarm capabilities. Lancet is a tactical system, we turned ours strategic.

Lancet misses a lot because it's controlled by an operator. HERO drones have automatic terminal guidance, as the Lancet (or any LOS guided drone) descents, its datalink gets abrupted, this makes it harder to hit moving targets or even to receive operator turning commands at all. That's why an automated guidance system is crucial, but the Lancet is too crude for that.

No one will fire back from Lebanon and your air bases will be safe for sure as is Dimona. Times are changing. Nothing remains for ever

 

[Beny Karachun]

No one will fire back from Lebanon and your air bases will be safe for sure as is Dimona. Times are changing. Nothing remains for ever

The amount of precision fire power Israel can output in a day outweighs all of Hezbollah's arsenal, let alone unconventional firepower. Pair that with accurate Israeli intelligence, new advanced AI systems integrated into an army-wide battle management system and a shit ton of classified technologies even the US doesn't have.

In a battle of punches, Hezbollah and Lebanon don't stand a chance, even if Israel gets bruised.

Destroying air bases is unbelievably hard and destroying the reactor in Dimona is impossible by Hezbollah's arsenal because it's deep underground and designed in a way that even if the reactor is destroyed, it would contain itself. It would be meaningless.

Also we have airbases in the south where Hezbollah's precision missiles can't reach. If you count on destroying Israel's air bases you'll be disappointed.

 

[KaiserX]

Gay Israelis are busy at lgbt+ parades and protests. Reservist and even active duty are boycotting the Israhell-i state.

When your people refuse to fight and 80% army lgbtq+ then how will you fight Hezbollah???

Israel is only strong against Palestinians or Damascus state.

The amount of precision fire power Israel can output in a day outweighs all of Hezbollah's arsenal, let alone unconventional firepower. Pair that with accurate Israeli intelligence, new advanced AI systems integrated into an army-wide battle management system and a shit ton of classified technologies even the US doesn't have.

In a battle of punches, Hezbollah and Lebanon don't stand a chance, even if Israel gets bruised.

Destroying air bases is unbelievably hard and destroying the reactor in Dimona is impossible by Hezbollah's arsenal because it's deep underground and designed in a way that even if the reactor is destroyed, it would contain itself. It would be meaningless.

Also we have airbases in the south where Hezbollah's precision missiles can't reach. If you count on destroying Israel's air bases you'll be disappointed.

Hezbollah literally gave you a pounding in 2006 since then they have significantly increased in not only strengh but also combat experience.

Hezbollah has fought in Syria and has gained strong conventional/assymetric war fighting capabilities.

Targetting the damascus state is one thing but fighting Hezbollah in northern israel with them having advanced SAMS/ Ariel denial weapons will be completely different.

There is a reason Hezbollah regularly targets Israeli posts and settlements along the border and the IDF remains mum/divided.

 

[Foinikas]

Gay Israelis are busy at lgbt+ parades and protests. Reservist and even active duty are boycotting the Israhell-i state.

When your people refuse to fight and 80% army lgbtq+ then how will you fight Hezbollah???

Israel is only strong against Palestinians or Damascus state.

Underestimating your enemy again.

 

[Trango Towers]

The amount of precision fire power Israel can output in a day outweighs all of Hezbollah's arsenal, let alone unconventional firepower. Pair that with accurate Israeli intelligence, new advanced AI systems integrated into an army-wide battle management system and a shit ton of classified technologies even the US doesn't have.

In a battle of punches, Hezbollah and Lebanon don't stand a chance, even if Israel gets bruised.

Destroying air bases is unbelievably hard and destroying the reactor in Dimona is impossible by Hezbollah's arsenal because it's deep underground and designed in a way that even if the reactor is destroyed, it would contain itself. It would be meaningless.

Also we have airbases in the south where Hezbollah's precision missiles can't reach. If you count on destroying Israel's air bases you'll be disappointed.

But what is your weakness? We all know your weakness and so does hezbullah.
Yes you have enormous firepower but you run out of ammo very quick as well and run to uncle Sam for help.

Now tell us what your weakness is

 

[HGV]

destroying the reactor in Dimona is impossible by Hezbollah's arsenal because it's deep underground and designed in a way that even if the reactor is destroyed, it would contain itself. It would be meaningless.

really then why do Israeli officials talk about deactivating it in case of war with iran

"Research last year published in the Journal of Nuclear Engineering and Radiation Science, found that a Scud missile landing within 115 feet of the reactor could damage its protective dome and cause a leak of radioactive gas, as well as disrupt its cooling systems."

"In 2008, the non-proliferation Arms Control Association simulated a rocket strike on the Dimona nuclear reactor under the guidelines of the US Department of Defense’s Hazard Prediction and Assessment Capability (HPAC), a method of estimating the effects of a nuclear disaster.

According to Ramberg, a successful rocket attack on the reactor — one that manages to get past the site’s air defenses and breaches the site’s containment dome — would “disperse the heavy water surrounding the reactor core; and create explosions and fire involving the nuclear fuel elements, ejecting radioactive material into a puff carried away from Dimona by prevailing winds.”"

who to believe, Benny or the journal of nuclear engineering and arms control studies

"However, as the countries and groups most expected to carry out such an attack would likely not be seeking to harm Jordanians or the mostly Palestinian residents of the West Bank, the ACA article sees late fall as the most likely time for an attack, not the winter or summer.

An attack in November would mean the fall winds would carry the “radioactive plume in a northwesterly direction over the city of Dimona (a community of 30,000 inhabitants) and then toward Beersheba before scattering toward Israel’s heavily populated coastal plain housing approximately four million inhabitants,” Ramberg wrote in 2008. The population sizes have not dramatically changed in the interim 11 years."

best time for an attack is October-November, good to know

by the way the French reactor was given in 1960s with life span of 40 years, now in use more than 60 years, who will supply another one

 

[Beny Karachun]

But what is your weakness? We all know your weakness and so does hezbullah.
Yes you have enormous firepower but you run out of ammo very quick as well and run to uncle Sam for help.

Now tell us what your weakness is

Our only weakness is our morals. Otherwise we would have killed all of our neighbours years ago. Imagine if what we directed at Hezbollah in 2006 would have been directed at Lebanese infrastructure.

Now 100x it and you'll have what Lebanon will face in the next war. Hezbollah will not be a fighting force after it.

 

[Trango Towers]

Our only weakness is our morals. Otherwise we would have killed all of our neighbours years ago. Imagine if what we directed at Hezbollah in 2006 would have been directed at Lebanese infrastructure.

Now 100x it and you'll have what Lebanon will face in the next war. Hezbollah will not be a fighting force after it.

Looooooool.
You have zero moral and you people lie as if its a path to heaven.

Well u talk a lot go to Lebanon.
This is all u are good for

TikTok - Make Your Day

 

[Beny Karachun]

really then why do Israeli officials talk about deactivating it in case of war with iran

"Research last year published in the Journal of Nuclear Engineering and Radiation Science, found that a Scud missile landing within 115 feet of the reactor could damage its protective dome and cause a leak of radioactive gas, as well as disrupt its cooling systems."

"In 2008, the non-proliferation Arms Control Association simulated a rocket strike on the Dimona nuclear reactor under the guidelines of the US Department of Defense’s Hazard Prediction and Assessment Capability (HPAC), a method of estimating the effects of a nuclear disaster.

According to Ramberg, a successful rocket attack on the reactor — one that manages to get past the site’s air defenses and breaches the site’s containment dome — would “disperse the heavy water surrounding the reactor core; and create explosions and fire involving the nuclear fuel elements, ejecting radioactive material into a puff carried away from Dimona by prevailing winds.”"

who to believe, Benny or the journal of nuclear engineering and arms control studies

"However, as the countries and groups most expected to carry out such an attack would likely not be seeking to harm Jordanians or the mostly Palestinian residents of the West Bank, the ACA article sees late fall as the most likely time for an attack, not the winter or summer.

An attack in November would mean the fall winds would carry the “radioactive plume in a northwesterly direction over the city of Dimona (a community of 30,000 inhabitants) and then toward Beersheba before scattering toward Israel’s heavily populated coastal plain housing approximately four million inhabitants,” Ramberg wrote in 2008. The population sizes have not dramatically changed in the interim 11 years."

best time for an attack is October-November, good to know

by the way the French reactor was given in 1960s with life span of 40 years, now in use more than 60 years, who will supply another one

They're not Israeli officials.

And you think they know more than me?
It's all classified lol. They're clueless. In reality it's deep under ground. Besides, we have air defenses, and nukes to retaliate with. Game was over ever since we got a hold on nuclear weapons.

 

[Foinikas]

Imagine if what we directed at Hezbollah in 2006 would have been directed at Lebanese infrastructure.

But that's what you did. You destroyed a big part of Lebanon's infastracture. Especially Beirut's :S

 

[HGV]

They're not Israeli officials.

And you think they know more than me?
It's all classified lol. They're clueless. In reality it's deep under ground. Besides, we have air defenses, and nukes to retaliate with. Game was over ever since we got a hold on nuclear weapons.

Israeli officials have said similar things

yes I think the experts know more than a hasbara zionist propaganda troll, it's not all classified, a lot of leaked info from that guy you kidnapped + Wikileaks

air defences are not perfect especially against ballistic missile swarms (never really successfully defended against)

Israel needs nukes due to lack of strategic depth

 

[Beny Karachun]

Looooooool.
You have zero moral and you people lie as if its a path to heaven.

Well u talk a lot go to Lebanon.
This is all u are good for

TikTok - Make Your Day

If Israel directed its arms at populated zones, there would have been tens of thousands of dead in 2006, if not more.

Hezbollah literally gave you a pounding in 2006 since then they have significantly increased in not only strengh but also combat experience.

Hezbollah has fought in Syria and has gained strong conventional/assymetric war fighting capabilities.

Targetting the damascus state is one thing but fighting Hezbollah in northern israel with them having advanced SAMS/ Ariel denial weapons will be completely different.

There is a reason Hezbollah regularly targets Israeli posts and settlements along the border and the IDF remains mum/divided.

"Gained War fighting capabilities" how does fighting goat rapists in Syria count as experience that can be used against Israel?

We also have a lot of close quarters fighting experience from the West Bank, you have 0 experience against tanks, drones, jets, cruise missiles etc. Your forces don't even have early warning radars lol.

Yeah, try bringing one of your useless SAMs, they tend to blow up in Syria, not that they're meaningful against Israeli EW and aircraft like the F-35.

But that's what you did. You destroyed a big part of Lebanon's infastracture. Especially Beirut's :S

Unpopulated. Dahieh quarter was evacuated after we sent leaflets. Then we flattened it.

But power stations, bridges, water plants, power lines, communication lines have not been destroyed. That's infrastructure, not Hezbollah quarters in Beirut.

It's not a joke when our prime minister says we're going to bring Lebanon into the stone age. Hezbollah won't be able to fight without electricity, fuel pumps etc.

Israeli officials have said similar things

yes I think the experts know more than a hasbara zionist propaganda troll, it's not all classified, a lot of leaked info from that guy you kidnapped + Wikileaks

air defences are not perfect especially against ballistic missile swarms (never really successfully defended against)

Israel needs nukes due to lack of strategic depth

Israeli officials don't even acknowledge the existence of a nuclear reactor in Dimona.

At the (unrealistic) best case scenario, let's say Israeli forces collapse, how are you going to prevent Israel from nuking all of its enemies?

 

[HGV]

But power stations, bridges, water plants, power lines, communication lines have not been destroyed. That's infrastructure, not Hezbollah quarters in Beirut.

instead you bombed UN camps giving refuge to children, massacring dozens

then you did it again, and again

bloodthirsty zionists know no limits, even the nazis would blush at your lust for slaughtering children

 

[KaiserX]

Underestimating your enemy again.

I am not even arab nor do I consider Israel my enemy. I am just purely stating facts.

 

[Beny Karachun]

instead you bombed UN camps giving refuge to children, massacring dozens

then you did it again, and again

bloodthirsty zionists know no limits, even the nazis would blush at your lust for slaughtering children

That's what you don't get

Dozens is nothing, next war we will bomb Hezbollah wherever it is, we know your terrorists like to hide in schools and hospitals, that won't be a factor anymore.

Next war you will see what a true massacre is, it won't stop at dozens.

I am not even arab nor do I consider Israel my enemy. I am just purely stating facts.

Aren't you Iranian?