Arrow 3

In addition to that, there is a mid-range defense system called David Sling.

There is a longer-range defensive system called Arrow 3.

Arrow 3 is similar to, you know, the longest range Patriot PAC-3s and THAAD.

So it can shoot down pretty serious long-range ballistic missiles such as the ones Iran has been firing at them for some time.

Although you'll notice Iran hasn't fired any missiles at Israel in a while because that did not work out well for them.

Current investigators have also identified other incidents of suspected reconnaissance involving sensitive military infrastructure.

These reportedly include suspicious drone flights near an Arrow 3 missile defense site and a facility associated with Patriot Air Defense Maintenance.

Authorities also discovered a concealed camera monitoring a strategically important railway station in Minden.

Now, we need to be cautious here.

It's got its David's Sling.

It's got its Arrow 2 and Arrow 3, where it used to.

And it's got its Iron Dome.

Iron Dome is kind of useless other than, you know, Katyusha rockets with no propulsion systems fired by Hamas or like homemade rockets from Hezbollah or something.

Nations that once voted against Israel now come to buy its defense systems.

Germany, of all countries, bought Israel's Arrow 3 to protect its own skies.

Muslim states that once swore never to recognize Israel are signing the Abraham Accords.

Kazakhstan joined in November 2025, the first Central Asian state to do so.

It's weapons development.

And you all know about Iron Dome and maybe David Slane and Arrow 2 and Arrow 3.

But did you know that every American combat pilot, whether it's a fixed-wing pilot or a helicopter pilot, wears an Israeli-made helmet? Every American destroyer kills an Israeli-made gun.

Every American infantry man and woman carries an Israeli-made bandage.

Prime Minister Netanyahu visited Kiryat Shmona, receiving public support from Mayor Avichai Stern.

Regarding US policy, an opinion piece suggests President Trump's public endorsement of Prime Minister Netanyahu is unlikely to positively affect the election and may even be detrimental due to israeli cultural resistance to foreign political advice the piece also notes a significant drop in israeli public confidence in trump's dedication to israel's security on the economic and business front israel is moving forward with its capabilities actively developing a significant defense space superpower building upon advancements such as the Arrow 3 missile defence system.

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They would not have been able to defend themselves against Iranian missiles, and frankly, they did not manage to defend themselves effectively against these Iranian missiles had it not been for a massive amount of American interceptors and intelligence that were constantly used to identify the incoming missiles and shoot them down.

Um, and I think it's no surprise that after nine days of war last summer, the Israelis were the ones who were starting to push for a ceasefire because they were already back then running out of Arrow 3 interceptors after nine days of warfare.

And I wrote back in August of last year that there would be another war because the war was unfinished.

The Israelis had to stop it at the time, but they had not achieved their objectives, and they would con- keep on continuing.

Then, the year after that, in 2023, Houthi militants in Yemen fired a Ghadr-110 ballistic missile, almost certainly supplied to them by Iran, towards the southern Israeli town of Eilat.

The Israeli Defense Forces successfully detected this launch, so they fired an Arrow 3 missile to intercept it.

The point at which this interception happened, leading to the destruction of the Houthi missile, was more than 100 miles or 160 kilometers above the surface of the Earth, meaning that this was the very first time in history that any physical aspect of any military conflict has ever occurred in space, but it certainly will not be the last.

Fundamentally, that's because space is valuable.

So they have David's Sling, which mostly deals with, with faster moving targets, air defense, um, but predominantly cruise missiles and, and maybe some ballistic.

And then they have Arrow 2 and Arrow 3, which are cruise and ballistic missile interceptors.

And as I said, Arrow 3 ultimately is capable of hitting targets that are still outside the atmosphere.

And then that has been augmented by the US deploying two n- two other systems, so various Patriot batteries, which can deal with a wide range of airborne threats, and THAAD, the, uh, uh, Terminal, I think it's High Altitude Air Defense system, which is another ballistic missile system.

But broadly speaking, they have networked this so that they can detect, uh, launches from a long way off, and they, they often have, uh, surveillance and their own aircraft spotting these launches.

The comments come as Germany accelerates a major military rearmament drive under Chancellor Friedrich Merz.

The Luftwaffe is expanding stockpiles of Patriot, IRIS-T and Arrow-3 missile systems while preparing for large-scale deployments on NATO's eastern flank amid growing concerns over Russian activity near the Baltic region.

fight tonight means if someone calls me now and says we have the following situation here we have to be ready now and we are ready

newman also extended german support to britain saying nato air defense assets including german systems could be deployed to protect british skies if required at the same time he cautioned allies against underestimating russia's military capabilities arguing that moscow's forces have adapted during years of war in ukraine Beyond the warning to Moscow, Neumann's remarks highlight a broader geopolitical shift.