REPORT: After Nasrallah's speech, Israel strengthens its air defense system

 
By the time Israel hailed the reinforcement of its air defense system to face missiles sent by Hezbollah, Iran, Syria, and Hamas, its defense minister Ehud Barak announced that he is quitting political life after a decades-long career.                          

Barak added that he will continue his mission to ensure the security of his country in the 3 remaining months of the current cabinet.                          

Stressing that motives behind his resignation are personal and family related, Barak praised the role that he played in rehabilitating the army after the second war with Lebanon.                               

The security forces considered that the interceptor missile system, which is called the “Magic Wand”, is a great progress in protecting the Israeli airspace.                  

Declaring that the testing was successful came simultaneously with the speech of Hezbollah's Secretary General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah whereby he said that his party has missiles capable of reaching Kiryat Shmona in the north and Eilat in the south.                                         

Meanwhile, military experts called for taking Nasrallah's speech into consideration and his threats.                           

And in order to continue promoting the Israeli defense system, the United States it will provide support worth 30 Million Dollars to ensure that the Israeli defense system is capable of meeting all air challenges.


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