The Inside Scoop: Israel's Defense Preparations Against Iran

‘The stars aligned’: Why Israel set out for a war against Iran , and what it achieved IDF saw the regime’s growing nuclear threat, alongside the collapse of proxy groups, and was at peak. With billions of dollars worth of sophisticated and multilayered aerial defenses, Israel has long been prepared for a full-scale assault by Iranian missiles and drones. Those layers of protection. There's a specific kind of math that could determine just how much longer the war can go — how many long-range missiles Iran has versus how many missile interceptors Israel has to shoot them down. Going forward, Israel now faces critical decisions regarding three main components of Iran ’ s hostile strategy: Its nuclear program, its plans to resurrect the proxy network, and its missile program. Israel’s launch of air attacks against Iran on Friday prompted Tehran to fire a wave of retaliatory strikes on Israel , and some Iranian ballistic missiles have pierced through Israel’s missile. Israel’s air defense against Iran , explained Israeli officials this week reported an interception success rate of more than 90 percent. An Israeli intelligence report claims that Iran is working to expand its presence near the Jordanian border, with evidence of drone activity and the establishment of residential sites allegedly tied to weapons smuggling operations. Decades of Israeli warnings against Iran ’ s nuclear program and preparations for military action to thwart it culminated early Friday morning with the Jewish state launching a major. Israel is running low on its supply of Arrow missile interceptors just as Iran unleashes hypersonic missiles in its latest attack, according to The Wall Street Journal.