150 Hamas operatives surrender to Israeli Defense Forces in Gaza

150 Hamas operatives surrender to Israeli Defense Forces in Gaza

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sasa wewe si ulisema Israel ni wachovu hawana silaha wanamtegemea Mmarekani sasa hizo wamepewa na America?

asilimia 90 wanapewa na marekani,asilimi 5 wananunua ufaransa,uk,asilimia 5 wanatengeneza wao lakini baadhi kwa teknology ya kuiba.
 
Kweli weye ni mzimu. Ulitaka wasimame na maroketi yao hapo. Ama kweli; Ukipenda chong, waita kengeza. Sifa za kinafiki ni zipi?? Israel anashambuliwa kaskazini (Lebanon) Kusini,(Gaza) Mashariki (Syiria/ Iran & co) Magharibi, Submarine za Iran etc. Lakini, wote wanavizia tu kwa kuogopa kichapo kitakatifu cha Myahudi. Jamani, penye ukweli semeni tu shetwani aaibike. Hisbulah wamekwisha. Wanachojua ni kulalamika ili waarabu wawaunge mkono ila waarabu wanapoikumbuka ile vita ya siku 6 tu wanatetemeka. Walijua kuwa kuna mkono usio onekana. Mzimu, soma habari za vita hivyo utajua kuwa hakuna mwarabu aliye tayari kutandikwa bakora ya Myahudi.


Kama kweli wanaweza muda vita kama mnavyowasifia ebu pawe na usawa basi , inawezekanaje Izrael anatumia madege, vifaru, mabomu lakini hawa jamaa maroketi ! vipi kama na wao wangekuwa na vifaa hivyo unazani mambo yangekuwaje?
 
asilimia 90 wanapewa na marekani,asilimi 5 wananunua ufaransa,uk,asilimia 5 wanatengeneza wao lakini baadhi kwa teknology ya kuiba.
Yaani kwa maana nyingine unataka kusema kwamba hakuna wanachojua kutengeneza? kwa sababu hata hiyo asilimia 5 uliyowapa unasema wameiba tekinolojia! We unadhani Marekani ana maslahi yapi na Israel!? mpaka awe anampa bure silaha Myahudi, kwasababu asilimia 90 umeonyesha wanapewa, wakati asilimia 5 wakinunua ulivyosema kutoka Ulaya
 
Kama kweli wanaweza muda vita kama mnavyowasifia ebu pawe na usawa basi , inawezekanaje Izrael anatumia madege, vifaru, mabomu lakini hawa jamaa maroketi ! vipi kama na wao wangekuwa na vifaa hivyo unazani mambo yangekuwaje?
Yale mataifa 13 ya Kiarabu mwaka 1967 hawakuwa na silaha pia?
 
Yaani kwa maana nyingine unataka kusema kwamba hakuna wanachojua kutengeneza? kwa sababu hata hiyo asilimia 5 uliyowapa unasema wameiba tekinolojia! We unadhani Marekani ana maslahi yapi na Israel!? mpaka awe anampa bure silaha Myahudi, kwasababu asilimia 90 umeonyesha wanapewa, wakati asilimia 5 wakinunua ulivyosema kutoka Ulaya

hata juzi wamepewa pesa kuzalisha iron dome.
Soma link hii.
U.S. Senate sets $225 million for Israel's Iron Dome in emergency bill : worldnews
 
http://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/2bn3qv/us_senate_sets_225_million_for_israels_iron_dome/
 
Sasa na nyie Waarabu toeni pesa kwa Hamas!!! Roho zenu mbaya ndio maana hata hamsaidi ndugu zenu wano fyekwa kila sekunde.
Jamaa huwa anasema Hamas wanasaidiwa na Qatar sasa sijajua ni misaada ya aina gani?
 
This Scientist
Explains Why Israel’s
Iron Dome
Is Overrated
MIDDLE EAST ISRAEL ARMS
Patrick Tucker // July 18, 2014
The Iron Dome may have more
than a few cracks.
Israel’s claims about the anti-
rocket shield’s effectiveness,
specifically that it is able to
intercept 90 percent of the
rockets that Hamas has sent into
Israel, are tantamount to fraud
according to MIT science,
technology and national security
expert Ted Postol.
In a paper submitted to the
Bulletin of Atomic Scientists,
obtained prior to publication by
Defense One, Postol explains at
length the 90 percent number is
fetched from thin air.
Congress appears to have
bought it, however. On Tuesday,
following the breakdown of
ceasefire negotiations between
Israel and Hamas, a Senate panel
voted for $351.9 million in Iron
Dome funding next year, nearly
double the amount that the
Defense Department originally
requested for the weapon
system, which is a joint project of
Raytheon and the Israeli defense
contactor Rafael.
“We looked at it and went back
and forth, we talked to the
Pentagon as well as [officials]
from Israel, and we believe,
particularly at this moment in
time, that this is a justified
expenditure,” Sen. Dick Durbin, D-
Ill said, at the time.
It turns out, however, that a
simple smartphone alert
messaging app, the so-called
Color Red app, is doing much
more to save lives in Israel than
Iron Dome. Color Red recently
partnered with Yo to better
deliver real-time warnings of
incoming rockets.
Iron Dome works by shooting
interceptor missiles at the Hamas
rockets in flight, using radar
tracking and guidance. That
guidance is not working properly
and sending Dome interceptors
to less than optimal engagement
points. But that’s not the only
problem. The interceptors don’t
hit the Hamas rockets directly so
much as detonate in the air very,
very close to them. The
detonation is triggered by the
interceptor rocket’s Laser Fuse, a
beam (represented in blue in the
graph) that detects the position
of the 10 to 20 pound Russian-
made GRADs that Hamas shoots
into Israel.
A diagram showing an Iron
Dome missile and its Laser Fuse
targeting mechanism. Via
Ted Postol
Postol’s calculations show that
when the speed of the GRAD
rockets varies too much outside
of 1200 meters per second,
variations that the Laser Fuse
can’t detect, front-on
engagements become less likely.
In all, head-on collisions probably
account for only 20 percent of
interceptor on GRAD
engagements. That’s key because
those engagements are
necessary in order to destroy the
incoming ordinance. Near
misses, tail and side hits won’t
do the trick, says Postol.
“If the Iron Dome interceptor hits
the back-end of the target-
artillery rocket, all that will
happen is damage to the
expended rocket motor tube,
which is basically an empty pipe.
Damaging the back-end of the
target-artillery rocket essentially
has no effect on the outcome of
the engagement. The pieces of
the rocket will fall in the
defended area and the warhead
will almost certainly go on to the
ground to explode,”
writes Postol.
His paper shows that given low
engagement rate, low warheard
destruction rate and issues of
missing data, the actual success
rate for the Dome falls much
closer to a miserable 5 percent.
As shown in the performan
“guesstimate,” if we assum
the engagement geometry
and 20 percent of the
engagements were front-o
then at that time we estima
the probability of destroyin
GRAD warhead might be
between 0.3 and 0.6. Thus,
all other engagements
affectively resulted in a zero
probability of intercept, the
the intercept rate would
be roughly’
0.2 × (0.3 or 0.6) = 0.06
to 0.12
Or an intercept rate, define
as destruction of the artiller
rocket warhead of between
and 12 percent. Our best
estimate is that less than 20
percent of the engagement
we were able to get data o
were actually front-on, and
have no information about
actual miss distances and
whether the engagement
attempt geometries were
close to antiparallel. Thus, t
statement “the intercept
performance of Iron Dome
appears to be probably five
percent or less.”
If that’s the case, and Iron Dome
really is junk, why have Israeli
casualties from rocket attacks
been so low in the current round
of volleys, with only one civilian
casualty on the Israeli side?
Postol credits Israel’s early
warning system, which gives
Israelis 10 seconds or so of time
to seek shelter before a rocket
blast. The actual warning time
can be longer.
It also means that that a lot more
rockets are hitting buildings in
Israel than the government is
acknowledging. The proof of
those collisions is out there, says
Postol, and it will reveal itself in
the future in form of increased
insurance claims for property
damage. If the Israeli
government were eager to show
the Dome’s effectiveness, they
could just release verifiable
insurance claim numbers and put
the issue to bed, says Postol. But
“The Israelis have been unable to
provide any evidence of any
reduction in ground damage that
would surely have to accompany
the amazing success rates that
they have been claiming.”
When asked if he believed that
the Israeli government is
deliberately perpetrating an act
of fraud against the American
people, he answered simply that
the facts on the ground do bear
out that interpretation of events.
“They’re taking advantage of the
predilection of Americans to
support them…It’s ultimately
disrespectful to the American
people,” he told Defense One.
If Postol is right, the Dome isn’t
just an expensive canard of
smoke and mirrors, it’s also
undermining the very technology
that’s keeping Israelis alive.
Warning systems like Color Red
can’t work if the people of Israel
are putting their faith in
fantasy protection.
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Sasa na nyie Waarabu toeni pesa kwa Hamas!!! Roho zenu mbaya ndio maana hata hamsaidi ndugu zenu wano fyekwa kila sekunde.

which means geography inakupiga chenga.gaza iko blockaded.
 
hata juzi wamepewa pesa kuzalisha iron dome.
Soma link hii.
U.S. Senate sets $225 million for Israel's Iron Dome in emergency bill : worldnews

Ficha upumba.vu wako usifiche hekima yako.
 
Ficha upumba.vu wako usifiche hekima yako.

we ndo utakua mpumbav,tafuta mtu akutafsirie,afu jitahidi uende hata ngumbaru kama lugha ya malkia huijui au la utaishia kuwa shoe shine milele.
 
Kama kweli wanaweza muda vita kama mnavyowasifia ebu pawe na usawa basi , inawezekanaje Izrael anatumia madege, vifaru, mabomu lakini hawa jamaa maroketi ! vipi kama na wao wangekuwa na vifaa hivyo unazani mambo yangekuwaje?

Soma historia, soma a six days war ndo utaelewa kwa nini waarabu wanaiogopa Israel..hiyo sio vita wanafanya patrol tu mkuu.
 
One good reason
why Israel should
not receive billions
of dollars in military
assistance annually
is its espionage
against the United
States. Israel, a
Socialist country
where government
and business work
hand in hand,
systematically steals
American
technology with
both military and
civilian applications.
The Israelis then
reverse engineer
this US-developed
technology and use
it in their own
exports with
considerably
reduced research
and development
costs.
The military
technology
sometimes winds
up in the hands of a
US adversary. For
example, Israel sold
advanced weapons
systems to China
that incorporated
technology
developed by
American
companies—
including the
Python-3 air-to-air
missile and the
Delilah cruise
missile. [1] There is
evidence that Israel
stole Patriot missile
avionics to
incorporate into its
Arrow system and
that it used US
technology
obtained in its Lavi
fighter
development
program – which
cost the US
taxpayer about $1.5
billion – to help the
Chinese develop
their J-10 fighter.
The reality of Israeli
spying is
indisputable. Israel
always features
prominently in the
annual FBI report
called “Foreign
Economic Collection
and Industrial
Espionage.” The
2005 report, for
example, states:
Israel has an
active program
to gather
proprietary
information
within the
United States.
These
collection
activities are
primarily
directed at
obtaining
information on
military
systems and
advanced
computing
applications
that can be
used in Israel’s
sizable
armaments
industry.
It adds that Israel
recruits spies and
carries out
computer intrusion
to gain this
information. The
2005 report
concluded that the
thefts eroded US
military advantage,
enabling foreign
powers to obtain
technologies that
had taken years to
develop. [2]
A 1996 Defense
Investigative Service
report noted that
Israel steals
technology by
exploiting the
numerous co-
production projects
that it has with the
Pentagon. “Placing
Israeli nationals in
key industries … is a
technique utilized
with great
success.” [3] A
General Accounting
Office (GAO)
examination of
espionage directed
against American
defense and
security industries,
also completed in
1996, described
how Israeli citizens
residing in the US
stole sensitive
technology to
manufacture
artillery gun tubes,
obtained classified
plans for a
reconnaissance
system, and passed
sensitive aerospace
designs to
unauthorized users.
An Israeli company
was caught
monitoring a
Department of
Defense
telecommunications
system to obtain
classified
information, while
other Israeli entities
targeted avionics,
missile telemetry,
aircraft
communications,
software systems,
and advanced
materials and
coatings used in
missile re-entry. [4]
In June 2006, a
Pentagon
administrative
judge overruled an
appeal by an Israeli
who had been
denied a security
clearance, stating,
“The Israeli
government is
actively engaged in
military and
industrial
espionage in the
United States. An
Israeli citizen
working in the US
who has access to
proprietary
information is likely
to be a target of
such
espionage.” [5]
Recently FBI
counter intelligence
officer John Cole
reported that many
cases of Israeli
espionage are
dropped under
orders from the
Justice Department.
He provides a
conservative
estimate of 125
investigations into
Israeli espionage
involving both
American citizens
and Israelis that
were stopped due
to political
pressure. [6]
Stewart David
Nozette, a U.S.
government
scientist who was
arrested in an
October 2009 FBI
sting operation
after offering to spy
for Israel, has been
waiting to go to
trial on espionage
charges. [Update:
He was convicted in
2011.] Documents
confirm that
Nozette was a paid
consultant for
Israeli Aerospace
Industries and it is
believed that he
passed them
classified material
in return for an
estimated
$225,000. The FBI’s
examination of his
computer revealed
that he was
planning to crack
into NASA and other
scientists’
computers to
obtain more
classified material.
Other documents
demonstrate that
he was cooperating
with two Israeli
scientists who were
administrators with
Israeli Aerospace
Industries, Yossi
Weiss and Yossi
Fishman. Nozette
made several trips
to Israel without
reporting them,
which his security
clearance required
him to do. [7]
Israel is set to buy
twenty F-35 fighter
planes, one of the
most advanced
fighter planes in the
world. The $130
million planes
would be
purchased with US
military assistance,
meaning they
would be a gift
from the [largely
unwilling] US
taxpayer. But Israel
is balking at the
sale because it
wants to install
some of its own
equipment and
software in the
aircraft. The
Pentagon has
already made some
concessions but is
disinclined to grant
approval for all the
changes because it
would require
giving the Israelis
access to the
plane’s advanced
avionics and
computer systems.
Israel also wants to
independently
maintain the
aircraft, which
again would
require access to all
systems. The reason
for the standoff is
that Lockheed-
Martin and the
Pentagon both
know, judging from
Israel’s past
behavior, that Israel
will steal whatever
it can if it gains
access. [8

Uandishi wako ni wa hovyo sana ...
 
Soma historia, soma a six days war ndo utaelewa kwa nini waarabu wanaiogopa Israel..hiyo sio vita wanafanya patrol tu mkuu.

unatuletea habari ya enzi ya ukoloni.ongea mambo ya sasa.mpaka leo israel hajaweza kuiteka gaza.hawana kitu wanasaidiwa na technology.
 
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