The Israeli army has begun to deploy the missile system 'Iron Dome' (Iron Dome) to protect the localities affected by the rockets fired from the Gaza Strip. Security forces have installed the first battery of missile defense system, which will be located near the city of Be'er Sheva (Negev capital) and begin to be operational by late Sunday, local media reported.
The system "is in an advanced process of assimilation into the Air Force and on track to be fully operational," the military statement that said that his deployment has been brought forward "in the light of recent events in southern Israel ", in reference to increasing rocket attacks and mortar rounds in the last week.
The Iron Dome "will provide part of the answer to the threat of rocket fire against southern Israel communities, without leaving shelters and offensive measures," adds the note, which qualifies the system as "a great achievement defense industries of Israel. " The new system uses cameras and radar to detect missiles and shoot them in order to neutralize them in the air.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has acknowledged that it is "a partial solution" that will not end attacks from Gaza. "I do not want to create the illusion that the Iron Dome will provide a total solution," said the chief minister said, adding that the solution to the threat of the rockets should be "a combination of deterrence and offensive and defensive measures." 
The system "is in an advanced process of assimilation into the Air Force and on track to be fully operational," the military statement that said that his deployment has been brought forward "in the light of recent events in southern Israel ", in reference to increasing rocket attacks and mortar rounds in the last week.
The Iron Dome "will provide part of the answer to the threat of rocket fire against southern Israel communities, without leaving shelters and offensive measures," adds the note, which qualifies the system as "a great achievement defense industries of Israel. " The new system uses cameras and radar to detect missiles and shoot them in order to neutralize them in the air.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has acknowledged that it is "a partial solution" that will not end attacks from Gaza. "I do not want to create the illusion that the Iron Dome will provide a total solution," said the chief minister said, adding that the solution to the threat of the rockets should be "a combination of deterrence and offensive and defensive measures."
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