Zionist General: Israel Faces an Existential Threat

The Hebrew Channel Seven held a dialogue with General Yitzhak Brick, the former head of the complaints committee in the Israeli army, in which he confirmed that Israel faced an existential danger.

He stressed that the danger lies in the possibility of firing between 1500-2000 missiles at Israel in one day, some of which are precision missiles, with a payload of 500-600 kg, that could fall on strategic Israeli targets or military bases, which Israel has not yet prepared for.

He added that Israel is not qualified to deal with such missiles at once, considering that the Air Defense Force is not ready to stop these missiles.

And General Yitzhak Brik mentioned that "Iran" is the main and perhaps the only thing that drives the head of the Israeli caretaker government, Benjamin Netanyahu, to expedite the signing of a defense agreement with the United States of America, and that Israel urgently needs to buy time to build capabilities that are not currently available.

He said that the forces, officers, and soldiers are not ready for any future military operations or wars, noting that the Israeli security theory until the year 2006, in the second Israeli war on Lebanon, differed completely from what followed, because what was followed by a period of time was the security theory or security doctrine believes in the need not to fear any future wars.