will this be the first dew war in history?

I dropped work on two other posts to do this one. Look for the others soon.

Because of Israel’s vaunted intelligence and defense capabilities, many have rightly been asking how Hamas was able to launch a surprise attack on Israel last Saturday.

Several years ago when I began researching Directed Energy Weapons (DEW’s), one of the first things I learned was that Israel is at the forefront of developing and deploying them. At the time I remember thinking… Israel may be able to take out any future missiles launched by Hamas from Gaza or by Hezbollah from Lebanon.

Needless to say, my first thought upon seeing Hamas missiles flying into Israel unhampered last Saturday was disbelief. My second thought was… this was a false flag operation. In the same way that 9/11 was orchestrated to gain world wide sympathy so the neocon Bush administration could carry out the previously laid plans to send US troops into the countries of the Middle East (to gain access to more oil fields and to feed the military industrial complex beast), it seems apparent that Israel allowed that first barrage of missiles to strike it’s own people to gain the worlds sympathy so they could launch an all-out attack on Gaza.

There is also the fact that Netanyahu has very low approval ratings and is facing a barrage of criticism for his attempts to implement unpopular changes with the judiciary. In the same way we saw how 9/11 elevated Bush’s dismal approval ratings, unfortunately, we’ll likely see this war with Gaza elevate Netanyahu.

Oh what a wicked game these satanic rich boys play. People are so gullible. Let’s hope something like this doesn’t happen with US involvement before the 2024 election. I might have to leave the country if we have to deal with four more years of Biden.

israel’s dew development

Israeli Rafael Advanced Defense Systems introduced its ground based laser system in March of this year. Here is what wikipedia says about how this company came into existence.

("Rafael" from Hebrew acronym of "Authority for the Development of Armaments" - רשות לפיתוח אמצעי לחימה‎) is an Israeli defense technology company. It was founded as Israel's National R&D Defense Laboratory for the development of weapons and military technology within the Israeli Ministry of Defense; in 2002 it was incorporated as a limited company.^[2]

Rafael develops and produces weapons, military, and defense technologies for the Israel Defense Forces and for export abroad. All current projects are classified.

In other words, Rafael is a state run, fascist corporation.

Rafael’s ground based laser system has a range of over 4 miles and is part of what Israel calls its Iron Dome air defense system. Here is what National Defense said about Rafael’s laser weapon system.

Called the Iron Beam, the system is designed to neutralize a range of incoming targets — including unmanned aerial systems, rockets, artillery and mortar rounds — using a 100-kilowatt or more directed energy weapon, said Ran Gozali, executive vice president of Rafael’s land and naval division.

Turns out, the greater Iron Dome scheme was largely paid for with US tax dollars. Why are we paying for the defense systems of other countries?

Also launched in March of this year was Israels most advanced satellite, the Ofek 13 spy satellite.

Now that Israel has all of its ducks in a row...

Here is an older video of Iron Dome taking out rockets launched by Hamas several years ago. This older version of Iron Dome relied on interceptor missiles to explode near the incoming Hamas rockets. I encourage you to note the smaller interceptor missiles as they take out the larger Hamas missiles.

Now let’s watch a recent video of how the most up to date version of Iron Dome takes out Hamas rockets with DEW technology. The thing to watch for here is that the smaller interceptor missiles seen in the previous video are missing in this one. All we see are incoming Hamas rockets exploding in the air as if they’re encountering an invisible force field. Is that a beam coming down from the top-right of the screen as each missile explodes? What do you think? The beam is clearest with the first missiles taken out. Also, two planes can be heard flying overhead. The first is a propeller driven plane, then a jet plane. The only aircraft allowed to fly in these war-like conditions would be military aircraft. Are those beams coming from the aircraft we hear? More on that shortly.

In my humble opinion, this is a critically important video. Just how did both civilian and military videographers come to be so well prepared and positioned to film all of this? And why was this video released by ABC 7 Chicago?

This next video is more confusing but it appears to show both interceptor missiles and DEW’s being used. It seems some of the Hamas missiles are taken out by interceptors and others explode without any interceptors nearby. It’s also interesting to note that many of the interceptors appear to be taken out if they fail to encounter a target. The last part of the video shows the relentless bombing of the people of Gaza. I’d like to hear other opinions about what’s happening in this video.

It’s important to understand that the ability to target this many missiles all in the air at the same time, as well as target left over interceptor missiles, and do so quickly, all happens at a pace impossible for human perception to deal with. The only conclusion is that AI is being used to make this all possible.

It would seem that what we are witnessing here is the intersection of DEW technology with AI to fight this war. Folks, this can’t be a good thing. We all know that part of Hollywood’s job is to portray what is to come. Are we witnessing the birth of a real life Terminator… in Israel?

By now it’s apparent that Israel had the ability to take out those missiles launched from Gaza on Saturday and… chose not to.

In December of 2022 Rafael entered into a partnership with US based Lockheed Martin to develop a version of this weapon for the US.

Yes, Israel does have aerial based DEW’s - made by the Israeli Elbit corporation. As I’ve mentioned in the past, when it comes to cutting edge weapon technologies like this, the capabilities of these systems - as explained by official sources - will always be downplayed compared to their actual capabilities. In other words, all of the DEW’s used in this war will be far more advanced than anything we’ve been told about.

This next video shows the rolling stock of Israel’s ground based DEW’s. There are several DEW systems to look for. First are the numerous tanks that do not have a single kinetic weapon on them - no large guns or cannons of any kind. What they do have are lots of antipersonnel microwave DEW’s, similar to the ones I described in this 2021 post, along with laser and HPM DEW’s. Also watch for humvee’s carrying antipersonnel DEW’s, humvee’s carrying radar units with tracking capabilities, as well as at least one humvee I saw carrying what looked like a Counter Unmanned Aerial System (C-UAS). Although the beams from these C-UAS DEW’s are not that destructive, they have a wide dispersal which allows them to be used against swarms of drones - they generate enough microwave energy to destroy the sensitive electronics in drones.

Also watch for large military trucks carrying loads of long tubes that look like they could be missiles, but are so poorly covered and protected that I don’t think they’re missiles. I’m going to speculate that they might contain the various kinds of gas needed to fire gas powered lasers.

There’s a lot to absorb in this video.

Northrup Grumman is a leading developer of C-UAS systems.

Thanks to an innovative group of young drone enthusiasts in Ukraine who determined a way to use their drones to carry and drop grenades on Russian tanks and troops, C-UAS DEW’s have become an indispensable weapon in these crazy battlefields. Here is a video showing a Ukrainian drone dropping a grenade into the hatch of a Russian tank (there are lots of videos on YouTube of Russian tanks and troops being hit by grenades dropped from drones).

Are C-UAS’s also effective against swarms of soldiers who, thanks to covid jabs, have generated MAC addresses that make them targets for specific types of DEW’s? Fortunately for them, Palestinians had one of the lowest uptakes of the covid jab in the world, so we’ll likely not see this play out with them. On the other hand, you may recall that Israel had a special agreement with Pfizer to use only it’s covid jab and that Israel had one of the highest jab uptakes in the world. Will Israels use of DEW’s backfire on their heavily vaccinated troops? If so, that’ll come back to whoever arranged the deal with Pfizer.

How is it that Israel's intelligence and military capabilities dwarf its stature as a country? From what I’ve learned in recent days it seems Israel’s DEW capabilities rank right behind the US, China and Russia. How does a tiny country like Israel pull this off? Let me know in the comments.

Will Israel use this as an excuse to take all of Gaza?

How far will this war escalate?