The strategy is simple in concept but demanding in execution: allow Iranian missile crews to expose themselves, then strike immediately before a launch sequence can be completed.
This marks fastest industrial expansion in Israel’s military sector, with factories now operating around the clock to meet both battlefield requirements and strategic stockpile goals.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe recently cautioned American lawmakers that without the current, systematic dismantling of Iran’s missile‑development infrastructure, Tehran would have been on track to acquire the capability to strike the continental United States.
Since the beginning of operations against Hezbollah, the IDF has eliminated over 800 terrorists—including several high-level commanders, many from the Radwan Forces.
Inside safe rooms, Israelis often hear a sequence of sounds that can be unsettling even for those accustomed to them. The deep, distant thud of a rocket landing, the rising wail of the siren, and then the sharp booms of interceptions overhead.
