Hezbollah has once again decided to remind the world of its existence by launching a rocket barrage on Israel. Though this move is not surprising, it raises questions about Israel’s air defence system, particularly the Iron Dome.
Where is the Iron Dome? The system touted as Israel’s ultimate shield seems to have some serious blind spots. Is Israel’s defence system getting weak? Let’s dive into the details.
From Lebanon to Tel Aviv, nearly 4 million Israeli settlers were forced into the bunkers as Hezbollah launched around 160 rockets at Israel, damaging residential buildings.
This latest attack comes amid international efforts to negotiate a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. Israeli media reported direct hits in multiple northern settlements and electricity blackouts.
With a potential ceasefire in the region, one can’t help but wonder if Hezbollah is trying to get in a few last punches before the bell rings. The northern settlement has been a target for Hezbollah’s violence. Many cities have suffered numerous rocket attacks over the years.
The recent attack on Israel left many people wondering where Israel’s Iron Dome is. Hezbollah carried its most intensive rocket attack against Israel, defying the Iron Dome.
According to the IDF, approximately 10 barrage rockets were fired from Lebanon, with some intercepted and others landing in these areas.
According to reports, rockets hit Tel Aviv, Haifa, and the entire Western Galilee. Unfortunately, over 10 injuries have been recorded so far, and 4 million Israeli settlers have been forced to go to shelters. Material damage is beyond imagination.
So, what’s next? More rockets? Another ceasefire that lasts about as long as a social media trend? Is war in the Middle East ending anytime soon? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
