Video: Iranian TV posts animation of attack on Tel Aviv and Dimona
Shavua tov, a good week to everyone.Iranian television has posted an animated video of an attack on Tel Aviv and Dimona (Hat Tip: MFS - The Other News).
Let's go to the videotape.
The video glamorizes such a strike, showing computer-generated video of Iranian missiles being pointed upward against a backdrop of scenic skies and swelling musical accompaniment.
In the animated video, the missiles launch toward Israel, where some are destroyed by Israeli ground-based anti-missile systems reminiscent of the IDF’s Iron Dome, Arrow and David’s Sling batteries. But Israeli systems, depicted as a translucent dome over Israel, fail to stop all the missiles. The video then depicts the missile’s-eye view, zooming in on targets throughout the country using footage that appears to have been gleaned off online video-sharing and mapping sites.
The targets include a few military and governmental sites, including IDF Headquarters in Tel Aviv’s Kirya military base, at least one airbase, the Dimona nuclear installation in the Negev, and others. But it also includes civilian targets, such as a bank in Tel Aviv’s Rothschild Boulevard, the iconic Azrieli Mall and Ben Gurion International Airport.
According to Iran’s View, the full documentary was “about Iran’s missile capabilities in confronting external threats and responding to any strikes against its soil.”
Sure they want those nukes for 'peaceful purposes.' Put your head between your legs and keep telling yourself that....
Labels: Iranian nuclear threat
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 6:12 PM
1 Comments:
Such an impressive display of technology in the production and presentation of this animation and the weapons are even more amazing. But it seems strange that none of this was invented by Islamic nations. Seems they cannot create, they only destroy.
Isaiah in chapter 4 says the arrogance of man will be brought low and the proud will be humbled.
The Nazis tried to destroy the Jews but you are still here. And the Nazis aren't. God always has the final word and it will be terrible. (Joel 2:11)
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