Sunny with Light Missile Cover Here in Tel Aviv

pjmedia.com ^ | David P. Goldman

[rktman]

Sunny with light missile cover in Tel Aviv this morning. I awoke to muffled thuds in the distance, Iron Dome shooting down Syrian-made missiles launched from Gaza, according to news reports. I attended the obligatory morning mixer for hotel guests at the bomb shelter, which fortunately lasted only five minutes before the all-clear sounded. I’ll write something more comprehensive on this soon — Tablet is scheduled to run my essay next Monday — but the thumbnail version is that Hamas is making a demonstration out of weakness.

[rktman]

Still waiting for someone to give us the number of rockets fired at you before it's "okay" to defend yourself. Go IDF!

[IronJack]

You gotta figure Dumass doesn’t have an unlimited supply of rockets to waste. If Israel can keep shooting them down, I would think they’d exhaust their arsenal in short order. Or the Israeli Air Force can expedite that exhaustion by bombing the sites into oblivion.

Then it’s back to holding falafel sales to replenish their stockpile.

[rktman]

I did here that ham-ass was going to do multiple launches to try to overextend the shield allowing some more peace rockets to get through. Hopefully the IDF production line is working full speed ahead to replenish their interceptors.

[Tax-chick]

It’s interesting how Spengler has turned so upbeat.