Haaretz: Stealth Tanks and Sniper Drones: Israel Reveals the Future of Military Technology
Tank version of F-35 would be invisible on radar and allow two-man crew to see all around the tank; 'Israel still has a technological advantage over Iran'
The Defense Ministry has revealed some of the technology being developed by Israeli defense companies and the ministry’s research and development division, which includes a stealth tank and weaponized drones.
The Israeli army is currently reviewing the technology from the division, known by its Hebrew acronym of Mafat.
Some of the projects involve future technology that is still being developed. Others, such as a weaponized drone, are already close to the operational trial stage with Israel Defense Force units.
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WNU Editor: Israel is sending a message to its "enemies".
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The dispute about the $75 mil is possibly a shot across Israel's bow. I.e., the US's way of getting Israel's attention and saying 'Cool it'. (After all, the US heavily subsidizes Israel's military and its economy.)
All the recent blustering, threats and fury from Israel's government – shared with the rest of us by way of Israel's media friends – well, it's all very comforting. It shows that the Israeli government hasn't got any actual, solid options to pursue their Oded Yinon Plan in Syria. All that the current government can do is arrange for some "puff piece" articles in media outlets, and bomb a Hizbollah weapons cache (albeit while claiming that the cache was a chemical weapons factory, in order to make themselves look more important).
America and Russia told Netanyahu that Syria was going to remain a unitary state, that Assad was staying, and that Israel was on its own pursuing its claims to the Golan (with its vast reserves of oil and gas, enough to power Israel for 50-100 years).
So, let Israel's government and its media buddies waffle all they want about some (rather rickety looking) drones and whatever else. It's just sound and fury, signifying nothing.
Peace is returning to Syria, and Israel's leadership can't stop it. Lord knows, they already tried.
Israel will keep the Golan. what they want is no Hezbollah on its border.
US does NOT want an Assad run Syria, though Russia does. Not sure where you believe that stuff...no source will say that.
Is it just me or does it seem very shilly in here... Brrr...
The analysis almost comes across as well informed but it's the underlying seething hatred that gives it away.
The tone and individual words used reminds me of a prolific poster of the site, who seems to have just melted away...
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