Why Humiliated Enemy Keeps Mouth Shut!

By Maysaa Moqaddam

Martyred sixteen years earlier, Hussein Ayoub was again involved in the
confrontation with the "Israeli" enemy... A drone named after him infiltrated "the Iron Dome" that the enemy had bragged so much about... Even after downing the drone, the enemy failed to determine the route it had taken... The fighters' eyes scanned the wide sky of occupied Palestine... This wasn't the first time, nor would it be the last... Hence, the Islamic Resistance again threatened "Israel's" national security... So why has "Israel" been keeping its mouth shut?
"The Resistance's deterrence power prevents the enemy from making a practical counteraction," confirms military expert, also retired Lebanese-Army Brigadier General Amin Hoteit when asked about any possible "Israeli" counteraction. Hoteit adds, "After 2006, the Resistance established a rivaling deterrence enabling the fighters to strike "Israel's" internal frontline really harshly. His Eminence Sayyed Nasrallah did declare Hizbullah had decided on a strategic-target bank enabling Hizbullah to paralyze life in the Zionist entity in case of any "Israeli" strike."
Supporting Hoteit's opinion is retired Lebanese-Army Brigadier General Muhammad Atwi: ""Israel" can no longer counteract."
To Atwi, "Since the 2006 aggression, "Israel" hasn't performed any operation against Lebanon because "Israel" recognizes the consequences might be so lethal; "Israel" might be abolished."
For his part, the expert on "Israeli" affairs Muhammad Bdeir says, ""Israel" is in catastrophe. After "Israel" declared news on the drone, its war minister issued a threat out of the question. Then "Israel" shut up again and restricted its media from commentating on the drone issue."

 Bdeir sees, "Such an "Israeli" conduct proves the rise of the Resistance's deterrence power," adding, ""Israel" has, in some way, acknowledged the Resistance's deterrence power changed Hizbullah into a better rival. Whereas the Resistance took the initiative and conducted a unique operation, "Israel" preferred to keep quiet and make no comments or counteracts."

Asked whether "Israel" can make use of other available choices, for example complaining to the UN Security Council, Hoteit ridicules "Israel", "How can "Israel" do this in the first place?! 20,824 complaints on "Israel's" breaches against the Lebanese airspace have been made to the UNSC.
But the Resistance has made a single "breach". So having dreadfully breached the Lebanese sovereignty, "Israel" has no right to make any complaints against Hizbullah."

"Ayoub's" Features

""Ayoub" drone photographed "Israeli" military airports, the sites where preparations for the US-"Israeli" maneuvers were being held, and probably "Dimona Nuclear Plant"... This is something the "Israeli" security officers have acknowledged, so we need to pay attention to two of "Ayoub's" features: The first is the drone's radar-obstructing nature." Hoteit explains, "The substance the drone was made of- an alloy preventing the reflection of electronic, thermal, and electromagnetic waves- results in this obstruction. So this is an outstanding feature placing "Ayoub" drone among the pioneering drones manufactures."

"The drone's second feature,"Hoteit further explains, "is the operators' proficiency; they directed the drone along a Mediterranean airline the US and "Israeli" aircraft had been familiar with. The operators as well directed the drone along an airline that "Israel" had been taking in the sky of occupied Palestine.
Thus, they deceived the enemy. Neither did "Israel's" radars detect "Ayoub" drone, nor did "Israel" find anything suspicious until late."

"Besides, being able to set the drone's geographic range- including the launching spot, the route into occupied Palestine's airspace, and the regions with many military targets- the operators demonstrated high intelligence competence," Hoteit comments.

Now Professor Atwi, who lectures on communications techniques, explains three new techniques allowing "Ayoub" drone to avoid detection by radars and the "Israeli" air-defense networks: 

First Technique:

Shaping the drone with less "radar prints" by decreasing its acute and right angels; the more the drone's shape changes and evens out, the less the radar print shows.

Second Technique:

Developing "RAM" (radar-absorbent material) of electromagnetic radiations emitted by radars; this means slighter electromagnetic waves are reflected against the radar's screen.

Third Technique:

Providing the drone with the most recent electronic-warfare means: devices of electronic and anti-electronic distortion; this conceals the drone from the "Israeli" radar systems- at least for a while. While using this technique, the drone can accomplish its mission successfully, as in the case of "Ayoub".

Flock to Follow First Swallow

"Ayoub" became rather dangerous as the enemy intelligence failed to keep track of the resistance's ability to develop... Now Hoteit highlights "the psychological warfare "Israel" is facing: "Israel's claims on a fully protected airspace failed; "Ayoub" infiltrated vast parts of the airspace of occupied Palestine including the airspace of "the Iron Dome". Actually, "Israel" could not detect the drone and attack it early. For three hours, "Ayoub" flew there, unobstructed by any force, refuting the "Israeli" claims."

""Ayoub" has been the first swallow. When it is time for confrontation, flocks are to follow," expresses Muhammad Bdeir. For his part, Hoteit says "Ayoub" jeopardizes "Israel's" security: "The drone photographed extremely critical targets. Then it transmitted the photographs to the Resistance- a vigilant, proficient rival. So the jeopardized "Israel" now must reconsider the positioning of many military centers and targets; that's going to cost "Israel" so much."

"Since "Ayoub" can carry explosives," Hoteit tells, "it represents a remote-controlled bomb. It can accurately target any "Israeli" strategic site. Thus, the "Israeli" morale is going to suffer grave consequences. "Israel's" internal frontline is no longer "immune"." 

Source: al-Intiqad, translated and edited by moqawama.org