report. Now, let's talk about the real 3:21 problem. Israel operates a four-layer 3:23 missile defense system that many call 3:25 the best on the planet. Iron Dome at the 3:27 lowest level, $40,000 to $200,000 per 3:30 shot. David Sling in the middle layer, 3:33 $700,000 to $1 million. Arrow 2 for long 3:36 range threats, $3 million. A3 for 3:39 exopheric intercepts, $4 million. And 3:42 backing it all up is the American 3:43 supplied THAAD system at a staggeringbacking it all up is the American 3:43 supplied THAAD system at a staggering 3:45 $15 million per interceptor. Now flip 3:48 the numbers. An Iranian ballistic 3:49 missile costs between $200,000 and 3:52 $500,000. 3:54 One A3 round used to stop it costs $4 3:57 million. Israel is spending 5 to 10 3:59 times more per engagement than Iran 4:01 spends to launch the attack. On heavystrike nights, the interception bill 4:04 alone can hit 200 million. That cost gap 4:07 is bad enough, but the real crisis is 4:09 even worse. Israel just told Washington 4:11 this week that it is running critically 4:13 low on interceptors. According to 4:15 Semaphore, the fighting since October 4:17 7th, 2023 through the 12-day war in June 4:20 2025, and now this current conflict have 4:23 completely drained the stockpiles. A1252025, and now this current conflict have 4:23 completely drained the stockpiles. A125 4:26 billion contract with Rathon and Raphael 4:28 was signed in November 2025 to produce 4:31 more Tamir interceptors at a new plant 4:33 in Arkansas. But those interceptors take 4:35 months to build while Iranian missiles 4:37 arrive in minutes. And here's the moment 4:39 that should worry everyone. On the night 4:41 of March 22nd, two Iranian ballistic 4:44 missiles broke through and slammed intomonths to build while Iranian missiles 4:37 arrive in minutes. And here's the moment 4:39 that should worry everyone. On the night 4:41 of March 22nd, two Iranian ballistic 4:44 missiles broke through and slammed into 4:45 Deona and Iraq. The very area that 4:48 houses Israel's primary nuclear research 4:50 facility. Over 115 people were injured, 4:53 11 of them seriously. The military has 4:55 given zero explanation for how that 4:57 happened. Former Israeli Air and MissileDeona and Iraq. The very area that 4:48 houses Israel's primary nuclear research 4:50 facility. Over 115 people were injured, 4:53 11 of them seriously. The military has 4:55 given zero explanation for how that 4:57 happened. Former Israeli Air and Missile 4:59 Defense Force Commander Ran Kochav told 5:01 the Washington Post that interceptor 5:03 depletion is likely playing a major 5:05 role. He said operators are now gambling 5:07 in real time on which system to fire at