Here is an English translation of the Facebook post by Moshe Feiglin in the first week of May 2025:
Moshe Feiglin on Facebook:
As expected, what the Arrow and Iron Dome systems have done is to turn the firing on our civilian rear into a legitimate matter.
Not only did a missile explode at Ben Gurion Airport, but a Progressive concept of reality also exploded there.
The technical genius behind the missile defense systems has met with a strategic blindness.
As expected, what the Arrow and Iron Dome systems have done is to turn the firing on our civilian home front into a legitimate issue.
I wrote about this around 20 years ago.
Israel is the only country in the world where high-trajectory fire on its cities is routine — a sort of cat-and-mouse game.
Even from a purely technical standpoint, it’s a concept that can’t deliver the goods.
Forget the fact that the launch toward Ben Gurion Airport was a large target with a long warning time — and yet, the interception failed.
It’s obvious that if the Houthis were to fire a barrage of several missiles, no system would stand a chance of intercepting them all.
Can we afford such failure rates in the face of the Iranian nuclear threat?
Also economically, this concept — requiring millions in investment to intercept “flying barrels” — allows the enemy to destroy us economically, even if not physically.
This is a concept that continues the mindset of fences and concrete barriers born after the Oslo Accords.
Someone who has lost his identity and no longer feels connected to his land retreats behind walls and fences on the ground, and technological tricks in the sky.
Want security?
Throw all these fences into the trash and occupy your Biblical Homeland.
Editor’s Note: I pray that when we are blessed with better leaders, they will use the Arrow and Iron Dome systems to convince the public that if we try to reclaim all of the Land of Israel, we have the means to defend ourselves against any counterattack.
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