Iran Reiterates Claim of Missiles Aimed at 600 Targets in Israel by Nissan Ratzlav-Katz

(IsraelNN.com) A website affiliated with the Iranian regime, Assar Iran, claimed Monday that Iran has more than 600 missiles pointed at targets in Israel. Missiles are also locked on United States positions in Iraq, according to sources in the Islamic Republic.
The missiles, identified as Shihab-3s, will be launched if either Iran or Syria are attacked.

The missiles, identified as Shihab-3s, will be launched if either Iran or Syria are attacked, the website warned. The unmodified Shihab-3 ("Meteor" in Persian) is assumed to have a range of 1,300 kilometers (approximately 800 miles), capable of striking targets in Israel. Several years ago, Iran claimed to have increased the range of its missiles to 2,000 kilometers (1,250 miles).

The Assar Iran story could not be independently confirmed; however, it appears to reiterate information published in a Qatari newspaper in July of this year. According to the July 15, 2007, edition of Al-Watan, the Iranian army was targeting 600 sites in Israel for ballistic missile strikes in the event of an American operation against Iran. Quoting diplomatic sources in Syria, Al-Watan reported that Iran warned Israel and the US that it has the capability to destroy all of its selected targets in Israel.

They now know their air defense system they had just bought from the Russians was a total waste of money and that their nuclear program is going to go away in the flash of an Israeli air raid.