Israel's 1st surface-to-surface cruise missile...

[R' Y'hoshua Moshe]

I found this interesting....

Israel has developed its own surface-to-surface cruise missile after Washington twice refused to sell the Jewish state its Tomahawk land-attack weapon. This confirms a report to appear in the military journal Jane's Defense Weekly next week that Israel modified its Delilah air-to-surface missile to reach targets 200 miles away when launched from the ground. The journal describes the revised Delilah missile as being highly sophisticated and attributes an additional boost engine as crucial in making the adaptation possible.

The missile, which Israel hopes will prove a deterrent to missiles being developed by Iran, can hover over a target area before attacking with a choice of several warheads, and uses a variety of infrared and electro-optic systems to pinpoint enemies up to 16 kilometers away. It can also be used as an unmanned reconnaissance vehicle. The journal notes in addition to converting the Delilah, Israel is also exploring the possibility of converting its anti-ship naval launch missiles into land-attack missiles, each with a range of up to 300 kilometers. It also quotes unconfirmed reports suggesting Israel Aircraft Industries is developing a longer-range cruise missile that can be deployed by Israel's submarines.

Source: www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=38856

[el Gusano]

Well, if they were China and not our allies, we would have sold them top secret nuclear technology for the measly price of campaign contributions. At least before our current president, we would.

[R' Y'hoshua Moshe]

Well, I am glad to see that they are being blessed with the technology to protect themselves. Especially in the midst of the anti-semetic countries that surround them, and the anti-semetic UN that wishes to do them in. May Adonai crush their enemies.

[el Gusano]

I am glad, also. A little over a decade ago, we would have been supporting them to the utmost extent of our ability. Now, it's seen as a hateful thing to support them.

[R' Y'hoshua Moshe]

And, sadly in the end, all nations will turn on them...including us.

Shalom,

Reuel

[el Gusano]

And that's probably the best reason to get out and vote. No matter what else, at least one of the candidates will prevent us from turning on them. Even if it's going to happen eventually, try to do the right thing.