Israel Can’t Successfully Attack Iran Alone – Eyal Zamir Reportedly Tells Netanyahu

Eyal Zamir has reportedly informed Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu that an Israeli attack attempting to destroy Iran’s nuclear facilities would not be successful without US help.

When Iran fires a ballistic missile from Isfahan toward Israel, it first encounters attempts to intercept it by various advanced defense systems: the U.S. military stationed in Iraq, French Rafale jets based in the UAE (which Saudi Arabia allows to use its airspace), and the USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier patrolling the Persian Gulf, equipped with state-of-the-art missile destroyers.

If the Iranian missile manages to evade all these advanced weapons, it then faces interception by the Jordanian Air Force, U.S. forces based in Jordan, and the British Royal Air Force’s Typhoon and F-35 fighter jets from Cyprus.

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Should the missile survive these “dragons” as well, Israel’s Arrow-3 air defense system tries to intercept it in space from a distance of 2,000 kilometers. If Arrow-3 fails, Arrow-2 takes over, attempting to destroy the missile as it re-enters the atmosphere at ranges between 1,500 km and 500 km.

Beyond that, the David’s Sling defense system chases the missile between a range of 300 km down to 40 km.

If the Iranian missile still manages to slip through all these systems, it finally faces the Iron Dome, which attempts to intercept it within a range of 70 km down to as close as 4 km.

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Is there any other missile in the world that faces such a complex network of obstacles before reaching its target? And remember, Iran’s ballistic missiles are domestically produced, while the weapons used to stop them represent the pinnacle of military technology from the most developed nations.

In such an extraordinarily challenging environment, if even a few missiles manage to hit targets in Tel Aviv, it would be considered a major success for Iran!