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Israeli Air Force Gears up to Strike Iran.

Iran will fire what ever airdefence they got like mad men.. anti aircraft guns, sams, missles etc.... plus alot of small arms fire. Iam sorry to say but they will not be able to hold off too long from the IAF .. its reality you are talking about one of the best airforces in the world with one of the best pilots if not the best sorry just being real i dont hate as much as i love for my country and love for our armed forces IAF has high tech fast aircraft with awsome state of the art wepons one can not compare with this power . It will be deadly showdown the sky of Iran will be lit up with wepons from the ground iam sure of it i sure hope this does't happen but again Iran is not Iraq they are crazy and fill fight to the death to save there land.
 
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dude if iran actually fired a missile at tel-aviv 90% chance that it'll hit tehran instead

:rofl::azn:
that is what is was thinking about as well i mean the worst case senerio is that it can hit plastine ... god forbid.... :frown:.... but is isreal strikes iran should go for a balastic response
 
those pathetic mods will never ban her. only me. :angry:

she's the only gal here on these forums.. but rest assured you aint the only one there lots of other people she's p**sed off ..just keep reporting her offesive posts she'll get banned.. in the meanwhile, try to contribute here positively and be the bigger man :cheers:
 
Turkish proverb 'A dog that barks does not bite.' sums up this conflict.But lets say they did strike Iran.One thing we can all agree on that the losers are and will be the Palestinians themselves and the winners will be once again the extremists on all sides.
 
Israel might use suter also to fully control air defence systems .

Suter is a military computer program developed by BAE Systems that attacks computer networks and communications systems belonging to an enemy. Development of the program has been managed by Big Safari, a secret unit of the United States Air Force. It is specialised to interfere with the computers of integrated air defence systems.[1]

Three generations of Suter have been developed. Suter 1 allows its operators to monitor what enemy radar operators can see. Suter 2 lets them take control of the enemy's networks and direct their sensors. Suter 3, tested in summer 2006, enables the invasion of links to time-critical targets such as battlefield ballistic missile launchers or mobile surface-to-air missile launchers.

The program has been tested with aircraft such as the EC-130, RC-135, and F-16CJ.[1] It has been used in Iraq and Afghanistan since 2006.[2][3]

U.S. Air Force officials have speculated that a technology similar to Suter was used by the Israeli Air Force to thwart Syrian radars and sneak into their airspace undetected in Operation Orchard on September 6, 2007. The evasion of air defence radar was otherwise unlikely because the F-15s and F-16s used by the IAF were not equipped with stealth technology
 
those pathetic mods will never ban her. only me. :angry:

Hey Chill mate.... we are discussing Iran Vs. Israel not U Vs. Mod + thatGirl + forum rules etc.

Back to Topic.

What is it that Iran has currently that can make Israel think twice before attacking Iran?
Lets see:
1. Ballistic Missiles
2. Hizbullah
3. Persian Gulf and Oil Trade.
???

what do you guys think?
 
Hey Chill mate.... we are discussing Iran Vs. Israel not U Vs. Mod + thatGirl + forum rules etc.

Back to Topic.

What is it that Iran has currently that can make Israel think twice before attacking Iran?
Lets see:
1. Ballistic Missiles
2. Hizbullah
3. Persian Gulf and Oil Trade.
???

what do you guys think?

iran's got nothing interms of matching up to Israeli capabilities. As far as strategically speaking, it has lost favor with every nation. If saudi arabia is letting Israeli airforce use their airspace then chances are you've seriously pi**sd them off.. As for the oil trade, it will get better infact. If there is a regime change chance are it will be pro-american or "pro-world" and iranians wouldnt hold back on oil to get their economy back on track
 
talk is cheap
some of you guys are badmouthing Iran when we have been an independent country doing what ever we want for 31 years
Pakistan today is being attacked by drones left and right and ppl blowing themselves up
I see how much those F-16s have helped

btw here's an Israeli point of view

Israel can't launch strike against Iran on its own
By Amos Harel, Haaretz Correspondent
Tags: Israel Iran, Iran nuclear


The year 2010 will be the year of Iran. Granted, we have said the same thing every year since 2005. But stopping the Iranian nuclear program will continue to top Israel's priorities during the year that begins in two days' time. The major powers are expected to announce soon that diplomacy has failed to persuade Tehran to freeze its nuclear project. And Western intelligence services believe the Iranians have already accumulated enough enriched uranium to build a nuclear bomb or two.

In the meantime, Israel is striving to develop a military option. Judging by certain leaks and remarks emanating from Jerusalem, the use of force seems to be a real possibility. Such preparations are necessary: The Israel Defense Forces must have a military plan in case other measures fail. The defense establishment needs to improve its protection of the home front, which would be hit by thousands of rockets and missiles even in the event of a limited war with Hezbollah or Hamas.

Military preparations are also essential to prod the United States and Europe to exert maximum pressure on the Islamic Republic. This will not happen unless Western states come to believe that Israel Air Force planes are starting to rev up their engines.
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This date with destiny has caused some Israeli leaders to adopt a messianic tone. Some even see a tempting opportunity to change the wider strategic reality in the region. Yet opinions are divided: Air force pilots, as they have stated on several occasions, are confident in their own abilities should the order to strike be given, but senior defense officials are describing their primary mission as preventing any foolish acts in the coming year. The IDF General Staff, as it did during the Gaza offensive, is likely to behave as an operational subcontractor, content merely to present the government with various military scenarios and their possible implications.

It must be stated plainly: Israel does not have independent strike capability against Iran - not in the broad sense of the term. The air force is capable of delivering a certain amount of explosives to a given target and bringing most of its aircraft back home intact. But it is doubtful whether Israel can allow itself to act against the wishes of the United States - to stand alone against an Iranian response and begin an open-ended operation against a nation of 70 million people.

An attack must be the last resort, not just another option placed on the table. It is best to disabuse ourselves of illusions about our ability to dictate a new Mideast order. That is the lesson learned, in blood, by Menachem Begin and Ariel Sharon in Lebanon in 1982 and by George W. Bush in Iraq in 2003.


This week, new protests erupted against the Iranian regime. It is difficult to predict whether the demonstrations will ultimately topple the government or simply strengthen it, along with the Revolutionary Guards. Maj. Gen. (Res.) Aharon Ze'evi-Farkash, formerly the head of Military Intelligence, recently compared the two most significant developments in Iran - the demonstrations and the nuclear program - to two trucks: "Both of them moved up a gear in the past six months, but it is unclear which will reach its destination first. The regime is losing its legitimacy with so much blood spilled on the streets. Israel must now show caution and patience."

Over the past year, the Obama administration has provided the world with ample reason to criticize it for its naivete, its overblown confidence in the power of the spoken word to tear down walls and its impotence on North Korea. On the Iranian front, however, it has acted exactly as it should. Its pursuit of dialogue has pushed Tehran into an uncomfortable corner, created unanticipated common ground between the United States and Russia and could even lead to harsh sanctions against Iran.

What Israel needs now is a responsible adult, one who knows how to pull the emergency lever should the need arise. If such an adult cannot be found in Jerusalem, we must hope there is one sitting in the White House
 
"Israel does not have independent strike capability against Iran - not in the broad sense of the term. The air force is capable of delivering a certain amount of explosives to a given target and bringing most of its aircraft back home intact. But it is doubtful whether Israel can allow itself to act against the wishes of the United States - to stand alone against an Iranian response and begin an open-ended operation against a nation of 70 million people."

Isreal will need 1000 Planes to hit all these sites
remember, they will need planes for refueling etc...
Iran doesn't need jets, what we have is good enough
 
31 years and counting
Iran will never in a billion years be attacked by Israel
Pakistan attacking Iran is a bigger possibility at this point lol
 
talk is cheap
some of you guys are badmouthing Iran when we have been an independent country doing what ever we want for 31 years
Pakistan today is being attacked by drones left and right and ppl blowing themselves up
I see how much those F-16s have helped

btw here's an Israeli point of view

Israel can't launch strike against Iran on its own
By Amos Harel, Haaretz Correspondent
Tags: Israel Iran, Iran nuclear


The year 2010 will be the year of Iran. Granted, we have said the same thing every year since 2005. But stopping the Iranian nuclear program will continue to top Israel's priorities during the year that begins in two days' time. The major powers are expected to announce soon that diplomacy has failed to persuade Tehran to freeze its nuclear project. And Western intelligence services believe the Iranians have already accumulated enough enriched uranium to build a nuclear bomb or two.

In the meantime, Israel is striving to develop a military option. Judging by certain leaks and remarks emanating from Jerusalem, the use of force seems to be a real possibility. Such preparations are necessary: The Israel Defense Forces must have a military plan in case other measures fail. The defense establishment needs to improve its protection of the home front, which would be hit by thousands of rockets and missiles even in the event of a limited war with Hezbollah or Hamas.

Military preparations are also essential to prod the United States and Europe to exert maximum pressure on the Islamic Republic. This will not happen unless Western states come to believe that Israel Air Force planes are starting to rev up their engines.
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This date with destiny has caused some Israeli leaders to adopt a messianic tone. Some even see a tempting opportunity to change the wider strategic reality in the region. Yet opinions are divided: Air force pilots, as they have stated on several occasions, are confident in their own abilities should the order to strike be given, but senior defense officials are describing their primary mission as preventing any foolish acts in the coming year. The IDF General Staff, as it did during the Gaza offensive, is likely to behave as an operational subcontractor, content merely to present the government with various military scenarios and their possible implications.

It must be stated plainly: Israel does not have independent strike capability against Iran - not in the broad sense of the term. The air force is capable of delivering a certain amount of explosives to a given target and bringing most of its aircraft back home intact. But it is doubtful whether Israel can allow itself to act against the wishes of the United States - to stand alone against an Iranian response and begin an open-ended operation against a nation of 70 million people.

An attack must be the last resort, not just another option placed on the table. It is best to disabuse ourselves of illusions about our ability to dictate a new Mideast order. That is the lesson learned, in blood, by Menachem Begin and Ariel Sharon in Lebanon in 1982 and by George W. Bush in Iraq in 2003.


This week, new protests erupted against the Iranian regime. It is difficult to predict whether the demonstrations will ultimately topple the government or simply strengthen it,
along with the Revolutionary Guards. Maj. Gen. (Res.) Aharon Ze'evi-Farkash, formerly the head of Military Intelligence, recently compared the two most significant developments in Iran - the demonstrations and the nuclear program - to two trucks: "Both of them moved up a gear in the past six months, but it is unclear which will reach its destination first. The regime is losing its legitimacy with so much blood spilled on the streets. Israel must now show caution and patience."

Over the past year, the Obama administration has provided the world with ample reason to criticize it for its naivete, its overblown confidence in the power of the spoken word to tear down walls and its impotence on North Korea. On the Iranian front, however, it has acted exactly as it should. Its pursuit of dialogue has pushed Tehran into an uncomfortable corner, created unanticipated common ground between the United States and Russia and could even lead to harsh sanctions against Iran.

What Israel needs now is a responsible adult, one who knows how to pull the emergency lever should the need arise. If such an adult cannot be found in Jerusalem, we must hope there is one sitting in the White House

now read the article again, i bolded some stuff to help you see better...we aren't bad-mouthing iran..we're just bringing facts to the table.. i did an airforce ineventory comparison and presented my own analysis of the situation your welcome to rebuke it.

31 years and counting
Iran will never in a billion years be attacked by Israel
Pakistan attacking Iran is a bigger possibility at this point lol

hey mate excuse us if we dont fall for the stealth fighter stories, incidentally Pakistan is the only country that might come to Iran's aid
 
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