2014-07-13 What part of the missile attacks on Tel Aviv is an Israeli hoax?
a) In the south: Heavy missile barrage on Israeli population in areas neighboring Gaza, and failure of the Iron Dome system to provide protection.
b) In the Tel Aviv area: Numerous false alarms and false reports of "successful intercepts" by the Iron Dome with the outcome of perfect protection...
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From Facebook group:
Aryeh Gal
Mathematical criticism of "Iron Dome":
Another insult to the intelligence of the Israeli citizen. Apprently, the authorities know their flock...
Can anybdoy tell me what the routine of missile attack alarms is in Kfar Saba (a Tel Aviv suburb)?
Well, I have recorded it all...
From the beginning to the end of the alarm takes 62 seconds. Exactly 7 seconds later, in perfect timing, one hears that boom... (possibly if the boom was during the alarm it would not be as impressive...)
Now:
Let's assume that the trajectory from Gaza to Kfar Saba, including the parabole of going up and down is 100 km/
And let's assume wildly, that the speed of the rocket after fuel burning is 2 Mach (1 Mach is 1200 km/hr). It means that the travel time of the rocket is 1/12 of the hour, or 5 minutes.
Knowing that the Red Alert system recognizes launches immediately, and immediately calculates the trajecory, where did the 3.5 minutes disappear?
How comes people in Kfar Saba don't receive - and clearly that would have been the case, had it been real alarms - alam half a minute after launch, or otherwise stated - over 4 minutes between the start of the alarm and the arrival?
Why?
Since it is a false presentation.
They are trying to sell us missiles going from Gaza to Kfar Saba in only a bit longer than it takes the missiles to go from Gaza to Sderot (a town near Gaza) - where it is for real...
They treat us like dummies.
May be they are right...
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