Retired Israeli general: Iran’s attack is terrible

According to the report of Tasnim News international group, Ishaq Brik, a retired Israeli general, criticized the lack of foresight of Zionist officials and analysts and stated: “We should not only pay attention to the events that have happened so far. This perception prevents us from paying attention to future threats.” Referring to the power of the Islamic Republic of Iran, he added: “I am aware of all aspects of Israel’s defense.” If Iran has not directly attacked us so far, it does not mean that it will not attack us in the future.” Brik also said: “We We have the capacity to be destroyed and we are vulnerable. As long as this vulnerability continues, we should not think that because Iran has not attacked us so far, its threats are ineffective. We don’t have a complete defensive capability at all, not behind the front, not against missiles, not otherwise. Multi-layered defense costs billions of dollars.”

In the continuation of this television interview, Brik said, referring to the miscalculations of the Zionist military and security apparatuses: “We We have a handful of missiles that are supposed to help us repel Iranian missile attacks. How long are these missiles enough for? two days? What can we do if the war lasts for several weeks and thousands of rockets are fired at us every day?”

This retired Zionist general then asked Israel’s attack on the Iranian consulate in Damascus, he said: “After our attack on the Iranian consulate in Damascus, everything has changed. The Iranians are threatening in a way that they did not do before. Iran’s attack will be terrible if the tension escalates. If this does not happen now, it does not mean that it will never happen. We have to be ready for this attack, because if something happens, we will no longer exist.”

This retired Israeli general clarified in the end: “A war with Iran is not a war with a country. It is a regional war, for which we are not prepared at all. We talk a lot, but we don’t prepare ourselves for this danger.”

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