Iran spending millions to defeat Israeli Iron Dome

 Newsmax:

The worst outbreak of Israeli-Palestinian violence since 2014 has entered its second week as militants in the blockaded Gaza Strip continue their rocket fire.

Sen. Steve Daines, R-Mont., on Newsmax TV said, “let's not forget what's the source of the dollars for those Hamas rockets. It's Iran, according to some reports, Iran is funneling $30 million a month for intelligence right now to help Hamas figure out more about the Israeli anti-missile batteries, this “Iron Dome.”

Daines continued, “And let's not forget what's happened here, as well, you've got President Biden, who now wants to reenter that horrible Iran deal, that's just emboldening the Iranians to say let's go back now and take the Hamas terror organization and start launching these rockets, and by the way, those rockets coming from Lebanon that's Hezbollah. That's another Iranian terrorist organization.”

The attack on Israel “is all about Iran that is working through Hamas and Hezbollah,” Daines told Wednesday's “Spicer & Co.”. “So, this is all about Iran that is going after the Israelis there via Hamas.”

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I think Iran is looking for a way to overwhelm the missile defense shield in Israel in preparation for its next proxy war effort.  It will probably use Hezballah once Hamas is defeated. 

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