Israel and the Biden administration have set up joint teams to deal with the threat of precision missiles and UAVs held by Iran and its affiliates in the Middle East. The Biden administration believes that ballistic missiles are the biggest threat to Iran. Still, the assessment in Israel is that it does not intend to act against it by military means. Israel and the United States have agreed to establish joint teams that will work together to formulate ways to deal with the threat of precision missiles and UAVs manufactured in Iran and delivered to its branches in the Middle East: Hezbollah in Lebanon, Iranian militias in Syria, and Houthi rebels in Yemen. The Americans are very concerned about the precise missile capabilities and long-range drone capabilities that the Houthi rebels launch daily from Yemen towards Saudi Arabia's cities and Aramco's oil facilities. Senior security sources say that the intrusion of the Syrian SA5 missile into Israeli airspace and its arrival in the Dimona area last week sharpened Israel's danger of the Iranian missile threat, even though it was a Syrian anti-aircraft missile that accidentally penetrated Israeli territory. The IDF is now investigating the incident and why Israel's air defense systems were unable to intercept the Syrian missile. A Pentagon report states that Iran has 3,000 precision ballistic missiles for various ranges. These missiles threaten the United States and its allies. Source: Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs 🇮🇱 IF YOU LOVE ISRAEL - SHARE NEWSRAEL! 🇮🇱