Israeli officials and media analysts are wholly unimpressed by yesterday’s Iranian medium-range missile strike against an ISIS target, mockingly declaring it a “flop” and insisting that “Hezbollah can do better” with their own limited missile arsenal.
Though the results of the strike are still not totally clear, with a lot of conflicting reports, Israel presented Iran as having fired seven missiles, and only successfully hit the ISIS target once, noting that three of the missiles fell short and landed inside of neighboring Iraq.
While Iran presented the attack as retaliation for ISIS terror in Tehran, Israeli analysts appeared to perceive the attack as being all about Israel, seeing it as Iran “trying to show their capabilities” with the strikes, and having failed to do so.
It’s perhaps unsurprising that Iran’s missile system isn’t the most accurate in the world, as it was noted yesterday that this was the first strike they’d carried out in an actual military operation in some 30 years. Iran simply hasn’t had occasion to use missiles offensively at such a range, and has focused their missile program on primarily be a retaliatory deterrent.
I hate to break it to you, Israel, but… it’s not always all about you.
Iran just released a drone video were all missiles actually hit their target.
Ditz shouldn’t rush to take Zionazi reports as truth of the day.
Mainstream media — One perspective blackout of reality
Both Russian RT and Iranian Press TV are telling the public that four precision guided missiles were fired into Syria and that 55 terrorists were killed. So, why is Jason Ditz making us blind to this perspective? Is this why we come here, to know only what mainstream media and Israel want us to know?
“as it was noted yesterday that this was the first strike they’d carried out in an actual military operation in some 30 years.” Israel can’t say the same, who is the threat to regional security again?