You do realize that Arrow missiles will make intercepts outside the atmosphere? Those are unlikely to have been caught on camera, especially given that Arrow 3 has a range of over 2000km.
There is no evidence that these are different angles. You said you only saw 30 hits but in only one video there were more than 25 hits, the rest like in Tel Aviv there were clearly more than 10. Either you didn't see them or you don't want to accept reality. Besides, that's not even the real issue here, because most of the videos we saw were of the fragmentation warheads that each ballistic missile launched can carry, only a few videos were of single warhead missile hits. The other thing is that we saw many, many more hits than interceptions.
Arrow 2 is an endoatmospheric interceptor.
Aren’t you arguing against yourself by claiming those were not unitary warheads? By that logic we can divide the number of hits to arrive at a much lower number of missiles that got through.
Me too. I didn't see that many interceptions. There are a few in the video but the ones I saw didn't even reach 15 interceptions.
US provides a lot of the kill chain for Israeli BMD. SBIRS detects the launch of a missile and determine its type and likely destination. That info cues a ground based radar (Green Pine, AN-TPY2) that tracks it, a missile defense interceptor is then launched to kill it.
Exactly. That's the point. But contrary to what Israel claims, the IRGC said it only fired 100 missiles. Who are you going to trust? How does that number make your interception assessment? Furthermore, the lack of evidence of many interceptions (which could have occurred) also does not mean that most or all of the missiles penetrated Israel, so the opposite is true.
In other words, no proof of intercepts.
I cannot see a good number falling apart. Instead, I see a good number hitting the ground after a fiery re-entry into the atmosphere.
Amsterdam to Dubai, filmed over Iran, the standard route. And whose fault is that? Carriers are taking the alternate route over KSA-Egypt-Med. I guess the American-Israeli tech isn't THAT reliable to fly through a warzone.
How is the target being tracked? It has negligible emissions of it's own including the heat signature, the source of which is on the aft end (not facing the tracker and blocked by the body).
The fact that I counted no more than 30 impacts tells me that the intercept rate was not too shabby.
It leaves a huge heat plume behind it.