The precise arrangement of the THAAD battery presently located in Israel remains ambiguous, yet a unit of this type can consist of as many as nine transporter-erector-launchers, each equipped with eight interceptors, a long-range AN/TPY-2 X-band radar system, a mobile command and control center designed for fire control, along with various supporting apparatus. Additional interceptors will also be accessible for reloading the launchers throughout a combat deployment. This represents a terminal missile defense system, signifying its capability to neutralize short-, medium-, and intermediate-range ballistic missiles during their terminal phases as they plunge through the atmosphere toward their intended targets. In the context of Israel's defense, the THAAD stands as one of the premier air defense systems within the nation capable of executing terminal phase missile defense; it is complemented by systems such as David’s Sling and Arrow 2. Recently, Israel has phased out its Patriot...