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Gaza-Israel Conflict | October 2023

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The armored personnel carriers was an tolal penetation and you claim that the the ATGM plus 10 rpg fired out to detonate the namer for the zionist death claims that the RPG was caused by the dozens but not enough to allow the missile to detonate. It is diametrically opposed that to the sense with cunning manupilations of make believes, absolutely irrational makes no sense atleast 30.Merkarpa..
What are you even saying dude? Are you having a stroke?
 
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Me think that even with a ceasefire the topic of a two state solution will not go off the international table for a very long time if not ever. And that is why Israel tries the military solution to press all Palestins out of Palestine to avoid any "arguments" for that.

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Correct, that's exactly would be the logical Israeli strategy. This conflict provides them enough 'fog of war' to expel all Palestinians except the Israeli Arab citizens. Already the Settlers in the West Bank are taking over even more Palestinian land, taking advantage of this conflict. And I believe Hezbollah is going to be a target soon after some months/years of calm: Israel simply can't exist if a chunk of its residents can't go back to their homes in either places like Sderot or Kiryat Shmona (south and north, respectively) because of potentials like the repeat of 7 October.
I had shared a video of Alaistaire Crook yesterday. He said Israelis want land with water because water is very important in that region. And hence the Golan Heights and the Israeli future attempt to grab Lebanon up to the Litani River. This colonial entity will do whatever it takes to enjoy quality life: They are a carbon copy of the previous Western colonizers who preferentially took good, fertile land. And if they manage to attract a large number of Jewish immigrants then they would expand east and west--even would want the Nile River delta which is a very fertile large land. ANY nation in that region trusting this Colonial Dagger in that region is in denial!!
 
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Yemen also has gliding hypersonic.
Above see the payload at 10+ Mach in plasma state.

Yemenis were nice not to use it.
@Beny Karachun
Iranian missiles are not true hypersonic glide vehicles, they follow a mostly ballistic path, which is easily interceptable at the mid phase by Arrow 3 and at the terminal phase by David's Sling/Arrow 2.

Several Yemeni hits in Eilat are documented.
There was one small suicide drone probably launched from Iraq or Jordan that hit a school in Eilat, none besides that. Cruise missiles and ballistic missiles all got intercepted.
 
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Iranian missiles are not true hypersonic glide vehicles, they follow a mostly ballistic path, which is easily interceptable at the mid phase by Arrow 3 and at the terminal phase by David's Sling/Arrow 2.

Iran has multiple variations.
They are still precise.
Some of them are low trajectory but with very unpredictable glide, not ballistic.

They glide widely at mid phase and are very fast at terminal phase. They even divide in bomblets before terminal phase.
 
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Iran has multiple variations.
They are still precise.
Some of them are low trajectory but with very unpredictable glide, not ballistic.

They glide widely at mid phase and are very fast at terminal phase. They even divide in bomblets before terminal phase.
Nope, they are all mostly ballistic. True hypersonic glide vehicles - hypersonic and maintain the same altitude at 100km~, they fly horizontally and are capable of maneuvering at that altitude and speed, that's why interception is difficult.

However the relatively small distance between Israel and Iran, and Israel's small size, doesn't allow for such a flight at that speed. Let alone maneuver at that speed. It would physically not be able to hit Israel. That's why Iran's newest missiles follow a mostly parabolic pathway with a small degree of maneuverability.

However it is not a problem for Arrow 3. And in terms of terminal interception, it doesn't even matter. You can't maneuever a lot in the terminal/almost terminal phase or you'll entirely miss Israel, let alone your target.
 
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Nope, they are all mostly ballistic. True hypersonic glide vehicles - hypersonic and maintain the same altitude at 100km~, they fly horizontally and are capable of maneuvering at that altitude and speed, that's why interception is difficult.

However the relatively small distance between Israel and Iran, and Israel's small size, doesn't allow for such a flight at that speed. Let alone maneuver at that speed. It would physically not be able to hit Israel. That's why Iran's newest missiles follow a mostly parabolic pathway with a small degree of maneuverability.

However it is not a problem for Arrow 3. And in terms of terminal interception, it doesn't even matter. You can't maneuever a lot in the terminal/almost terminal phase or you'll entirely miss Israel, let alone your target.

Your understanding of Iranian missiles is incorrect.
It is not similar to Russian HGV but the trajectory is wilder and low trajectory is a plus not a loss.

I have seen multiple pictures of Israeli loss and one was a general next to Netanyahu.
 
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If you could have sent them you would have sent them by now lol.

Besides, Trophy plus a cope cage are capable of dealing with it
No, there is no evidence of the Trophy Tiger responding from all the shots, the 4K shooting from Al Yassin was captured without the protection of the cage on the roof, and also taking into account the proximity of the Al Yassin shooters to the Merkava the Trophy failed to respond because Al Yassin crew nullifies the activation protection systems made by jews .It seems God be against Israel
 
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