As soon as the battle for Tel Aviv began, Netanyahu was also immediately alarmed.

At the same time, the Israeli high-level command also received a lot of information on the battlefield.

The Iraqi-Syrian Federation still dispatched its navy, and as expected by the Israeli high-level, in the industrial zone of Syria, the Iraqi-Syrian Federation really prepared warships.

But the warships that are being prepared are not one or two, but a very powerful amphibious battle group.

At the same time, the Israeli top brass never imagined that the Iraqi-Syrian Federation was so determined to succeed in Tel Aviv's operation, not only dispatching more than a dozen cutting-edge warships, but also dispatching airborne troops on a large scale.

As a result, from the very beginning of the fighting, the Israeli army was completely at a disadvantage.

"At present, we have completely lost contact with the troops in Tel Aviv, all contacts have been cut off, and satellite communications cannot be sent or received." Lieberman said anxiously.

Netanyahu also said in a hurry: "Immediately let all the nearby troops rush to help Tel Aviv, and we must ensure that the city is still firmly controlled by us." ”

Tel Aviv is more important to Israel today than any other city in Israel.

Netanyahu is now willing to lose Jerusalem rather than Tel Aviv.

Tel Aviv is the main port, and once you get out of the city, most of Israel's foreign goods will be completely cut off.

All of Israel's land directions are blocked by the Middle East coalition forces, and the key war materials needed by the army, as well as food and fuel, all need to be obtained from the ports.

Before this, Netanyahu also felt that the Iraq-Syria Federation had taken a fancy to Tel Aviv and was actively preparing for Tel Aviv's defense.

But he also did not expect that the battle would come so quickly, and there was not much time for him to prepare at all.

Netanyahu grew up in Tel Aviv and spent most of his political career in Tel Aviv.

At the time of the acquisition of Jerusalem, Tel Aviv played the role of Israel's capital.

For Israelis, Tel Aviv is a city that is more than just a lifeline at home.

Haifa can be lost, the Red Sea city of Etra can be lost, and even any port in Israel can be lost, but Tel Aviv can't afford to lose anything.

Otherwise, this will not only have extremely disastrous consequences, but will also deal a great blow to the morale of the Israeli army and the morale of the people.

At this moment, when Israel is officially cheering up, if Tel Aviv is lost, the confidence of the people and the army will be too heavy.

What's more, in Tel Aviv and many nearby urban districts and connected cities, nearly half of Israel's population is concentrated in this area, and once this place is controlled by the Iraqi-Syrian Federation, Israel will directly lose half of its population.

Moreover, a large number of soldiers' families are in that place, and the morale of the army will be even more unstable.

You must know that at present, a large number of soldiers in the Israeli army have only recently left their families to go to the battlefield, and they have not fully entered the role of soldiers in terms of mentality, which is also human nature.

Originally, Netanyahu felt that with a large number of troops on the periphery and the arrangement of civil air defense projects, the Iraqi-Syrian Federation would not be able to directly attack a rear city like Tel Aviv.

After all, there are no warships in the Iraqi-Syrian Federation in the Mediterranean, and some ideas are more just speculations, without evidence, and cannot be used as a reason for formulating military operations.

Lieberman felt Netanyahu's anxiety, as the Minister of Defense, he was just as anxious, but at the moment, he was more helpless: "At the beginning of the battle, I have ordered all the troops around Tel Aviv to rush to the aid as soon as possible, but unfortunately, as soon as our troops moved, they were hit by a fierce air attack, and the troops have not yet gone out of ten kilometers, most of them have lost more than half of them, and they can only return to their previous locations, otherwise they will all be finished before they reach Tel Aviv." ”

"What about the civil air defense project?" Netanyahu seemed to remember something and asked.

"Mr. President, the civil air defense project in Tel Aviv has only bomb shelters, and there are no civil air defense passages connecting other cities at all." Lieberman shook his head and said.

"Damn, how can this be, the Isu-Syrian Federation has once again given us a deadly attack when we are unprepared." Netanyahu yelled unwillingly.

"Ninety-nine percent of military tactics can be studied in military textbooks, and it is not difficult for soldiers to be able to fight against water and earth, and what no one knows about the most is the one percent." Lieberman said regretfully.

In fact, Lieberman clearly felt that Israel had always lacked the courage to compete with its opponents.

If we had begun to guess that there might be a hidden fleet of the Iraqi-Syrian Federation in the Syrian industrial zone, and we had been able to decisively mobilize heavy troops from all around to Tel Aviv, and even transfer part of the strategic reserves on the front line to Tel Aviv, then Tel Aviv would not have been what it is now.

However, it is completely impossible to rely on a single guess to change the military deployment that has been formulated and arranged, and Lieberman is also very clear that if he does not change the military deployment that has been formulated, he is also worried that this is a completely suspicious plan of the Iraq-Syrian Federation, in order to disrupt the current defensive deployment.

An unfounded guess that no one as a commander would be able to make such a super-risky decision.

This is what Lieberman thinks at the moment, lacking a decisive courage, on the other hand, opponents, not only have a very complete strategy and strategy, but also can have the courage to act boldly.

From this alone, Lieberman felt that this war was really going to get tougher.

Although it seems that the opponent's attacks on the various battlefields on the front line have no bright spots, in the past, Lieberman may not understand why the other side is engaged in such a war of attrition.

But at this moment, he has completely figured out that attrition is the opponent's tactics, consuming his own combat potential as much as possible, and then cutting off all foreign aid.

With the loss of electricity, the loss of industrial capacity, and the fact that we can only rely on handicraft workshops, it is already difficult to carry out a nationwide war, even if it is to maintain a normal war.

Moreover, if the war continues, its own combat potential will be further depleted, and the opponent, on the other hand, will be able to fully afford the powerful war replenishment capability shown by the future technology group. (To be continued.) )