Israel's Iron Dome: Shielding the Skies

Israel boasts robust air defence systems like Arrow, David's Sling, and Iron Dome, developed in collaboration with the U.S., to counter regional threats, including recent hostilities with Iran. These systems integrate advanced technologies to intercept various missile threats ensuring national security.

In a bid to bolster national security, Israel deploys a complex web of air defence systems designed to intercept a range of missile threats from regional adversaries, notably Iran. The multifaceted shield includes Arrow, David's Sling, and the renowned Iron Dome, each playing a critical role in neutralizing potential attacks.

Israel's Arrow system, comprising Arrow-2 and Arrow-3 interceptors, targets long-range threats, safeguarding against missiles that might carry non-conventional warheads. Jointly manufactured by Israel Aerospace Industries and Boeing, Arrow remains pivotal, with recent operations underscoring its capability amid rising tensions.

The Iron Dome, originally crafted to counter short-range rockets, extends its coverage, demonstrating flexibility in combat scenarios involving Hamas and further requests, like Ukraine's interest amidst the conflict with Russia. Developing a cost-efficient laser-based interception mechanism reveals Israel's commitment to evolving defense strategies.

(With inputs from agencies.)