The secret history of Israeli nuclear arsenal

This video explores the history behind the myth/fact of Israeli nuclear weapons program and its nuclear arsenal. When did it all start, how the program evolved, what weapons Israel might have and what nuclear use strategy does it rely on.
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[@theredlord6178]

Popular quote from Golda Meir is: "we *don't* have nuclear weapons, but we will use them if we have to" lmao

[@JA37Viggen]

Based Quote

[@hillarysemails1615]

That's how I answer my wife when she asks which women I am having sex with.

[@skp8748]

@@JA37Viggen what's crazy is they have a policy of if they've lost a conventional war they exhaust their entire nuclear arsenal 😂 talk about rage quit

[@SUomiist]

That is false, she never said such a stupid contradictory statement

[@BBBrasil]

@@skp8748 You are wrong. Apparently, the nuclear option is contingent on IAF to stop enemy advancements inside Israel. if IAF cannot perform its strategic tasks, Israel would devastate the other country(ies) so that country would not devastate Israel. It is not rage quit, it is "rage stay". The suggested amount of nukes points to tactical destruction of ports, bases and routes. But the point became moot since Merkava Mk 4. That MBT fleet ensures no army can conquest Israel anymore.

[@ThatBasedGuy]

US: "what's ya got there?" Israel: "a smoothie"

[@A73X4ND3R]

“Textile factory” is what they told an American diplomat enquiring about the facility on a fly over. He of course knew exactly what it was

[@infoshaheen]

US: Understandable, have a great day

[@ThatBasedGuy]

@@A73X4ND3R that's still a joke in Israel whenever you pass by the reactor it's like "nice textile plant, huh?"

[@raghul0078]

@@ThatBasedGuy Michael, you have a good profile picture!

[@warpartyattheoutpost4987]

It's a sno-cone makuh.

[@marvinegreen]

I arrived in South Africa at the age of 3 and left 10 years later. My dad was the business manger at Helderberg College. A PhD named Brozio was recruited from Germany to teach but later went to work for the SA nuclear program. SA was energy embargoed and so built a nuclear power plant who's cooling towers are next to the road into Cape Town. The irony is that Dr. Brozio used to come over to our house and we would play "Risk" - a board game of geopolitical maneuver and conquest...

[@UnofficialAP]

Six degrees of apocalypse

[@Niles-Guy]

That’s a super cool story

[@marvinegreen]

@objekt 4202 North America, of course...then the world...

[@marvinegreen]

@objekt 4202 At 68 I usually play: "Where did I put that?"...or "What was your name again?"

[@marvinegreen]

​ @David Morris Media fyi

[@Activated_Complex]

There’s a line from Yes, Minister. “It doesn’t have to be official. Just so long as everyone knows it.”

[@chrisdawson1776]

Do you condemn Hamas?

[@sergeyfoyering6953]

@@chrisdawson1776 8 bazillion dead civillians in gaza all pregnant women and children

[@SteveWarlee]

​@@chrisdawson1776 nobody has to condemn them. They condemn themselves by rejecting Jesus Christ and choosing rather to worship Lucifer via islam.

[@FirstLast-jf8yp]

Binkov was found turned inside out in the laundry hamper. It was deemed a suicide.

[@arya31ful]

I thought he drank a drain cleaner.

[@looinrims]

Commissar Binkov finds himself torn in half across two sides of a town Ruled an unintentional firearm related suicide

[@racheddar]

The IDF alleges he had joined the terrorist group Hamas

[@fredferd965]

A man layed down by the sewer ---- and by the sewer he died --- along came the coroner --- and pronounced it sewerside.....

[@EricToTheScionti]

ghastly way to go...*shiver*

[@electrofan1796]

Germany: Sorry about War World II. Here some potentially nuclear capable submarines. Israel: Jeez... Thanks

[@shaider1982]

In fairness, with small nukes, even a team of infantrymen can be nuclear capable (see David Crockett launcher).

[@Weeb404]

@@marmite8959 they did, it's called the Davy Crockett

[@ajdiaz6799]

Germany: you're welcome, 2045: Arabs nuke Germany in response to Israeli nukes launched from Israeli submarine, which was provided by Germany

[@andreisouzabento7506]

@@ajdiaz6799 UNO REVERSE CARD

[@wtfbros5110]

@@ish8891 *CODE BLACK! CODE BLACK! MISSILE IN THE AIR! I REPEAT! MISSILE IN THE AIR!*

[@azj_]

Binkov: Telling the secret history of Israel nuclear arsenal. Mossad agency: He's known to much take him down.

[@trenaceandblackmetal5621]

Shut it down!

[@TheGreatLiberator1209]

It's an open secret, there's not much to learn, really. As for the Mossad, I don't think they'll waste any of their time trying to track Binkov. If anything, I think they care more for stopping the Iranian nuclear program as it's currently their top priority.

[@spikesya]

'Binkov found dead from suicide with 3 gunshot wounds to the back of the head'

[@alonraigorodetsky1803]

Or maybe Mossad: Yeah sure that is exactly the story !

[@arielmontvelisky1561]

nah the mossad wont do that it will be too sus

[@aniksamiurrahman6365]

Next up: The secret history of Binkov's nuclear arsenal.

[@armoredcupcake5383]

nuclear poop

[@adarshpatel8567]

No.. Next Up: How US leaked its nuclear secrets of Europe 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@paulbobenhausen8031]

Followed by: Binkov vs the World (A pointed guide for world leaders on why Binkov is now a great power)

[@aniksamiurrahman6365]

@@paulbobenhausen8031 No no. A guide for world leaders on why they should surrender to Binkov and praise thee.

[@Joseph-xj4ex]

He has the biggest nuclear arsenal in the world. Binkov always comes prepared.

[@EngineeringWizard11]

Israeli military: "We installed this nuclear security system. Should we put the sticker on the window now to ward off burglars?" Israeli intelligence: "Yeah, but take a sharpie and add a question mark on it."

[@churchofeg]

Danger Dog?

[@UNPACKED]

A slight correction to this great video - Ariel Sharon wasn't the prime minister in 1991, Yitzhak Shamir was. Sharon only became PM ten years later in 2001 (during George W. Bush's presidency).

[@benedyctechessex2662]

That's what I was sure I remembered. I was looking for a comment like this. Oh yeah, and, back in 1991, it wasn't U.S. President George W. (Walker) Bush either, but U.S. President George H. (Herbert) W. (Walker) Bush, his father.

[@the7screw]

Love your videos.

[@sanacher101]

Thanks

[@chico20m]

Hiding nuclear weapons from international community is like trying to hide your collectibles from your wife.

[@warpartyattheoutpost4987]

That's funny! I snuck an Optimus Prime into the shopping cart a few weeks ago and my girlfriend didn't notice until we got to the checkout counter. There was no way to hide it at that point. She just rolled her eyes.

[@zawen6935]

@The industrial revolution was a disaster 😂😂😂

[@poseidon2363]

@The industrial revolution was a disaster stfu

[@memezoffuckery3207]

“Anyone that likes anime or plays Minecraft is cringe. All that’s enjoyable is cringe.” See what I did there? That’s what the *Red* *Pill* *Menace* seeks to do. All that is arbitrary fabricated as cringe will eventually be considered un-masculine and then it will be banned.

[@trezapoioiuy]

It's trying to not have to sign nuclear proliferations treaties while still having unofficial nuclear deterrence

[@banto1]

When asked by the US if Israel had developed nuclear weapons, the Israeli response was "We won't be the first to use nuclear weapons (actually I think they used the polite term "introduce" instead of use) in the middle east". The clear sub-text was, that Israel would be close (as in minutes of attack) second to "introduce" nuclear weapons into the middle east (or wherever else they are needed).

[@bitdoge5944]

>be israel >Say comment related quote >Continuing turning all of U.S congress jewish >"""U.S""" drops first nuclear bomb in middle east >Laughs in jewish

[@That90sShow]

And America did nothing. Pathetic, weak cowards

[@aceheart5828]

Militaries use nuclear tests to show their enemies that they have nuclear capabilities, which acts as a deterrent. Many militaries make no secret of tests, which are displayed for this benefit. It would be in Israel's favour to display such capabilities to its neighbours ending the question as to whether they could seriously consider invasion. More importantly Israel is at the end of the day a US vassal state and America has full access to it, as well as fully functional military bases on its soil. Hence I don't think they have nuclear capabilities but if the USA launches a nuclear weapon in the Middle East, it will not be taking responsibility for it. It has groomed and developed its narrative. Israel will certainly be the culprit.

[@RosolinoLoSciuto-ee3gv]

RETTILIANI hanno causato l'atomica in Giappone di lì a poco è nata Israele

[@aSSGoblin1488]

when nixon told israel they were not sending any military aid during yom kippur war. golda meir when they were losing told the usa they were mounting nuke wareheards on jericho and airforce. nixon changed his mind "operation nickle grass"

[@jonathantarrant2449]

Your info is mostly very accurate, for any of the unclassified info widely available. However the Dimona complex was upgraded by the early 2000s so it's not the 1950s relic, and it runs around 200mw now days. The artillery shells were long since retired, as the delivery system was in the 90s.

[@isee5069]

The Israeli government had Been constructing an upgrade in domina also

[@bredmntyoo9140]

How much would you estimate they currently have?

[@jonathantarrant2449]

@@bredmntyoo9140, the real number is classified but unofficially around, just under 400, up to 198 are ready to use, at anyone time, 200 with a few days assembly/deployment.

[@disrael2101]

.

[@isee5069]

@@bredmntyoo9140 120

[@ahroncalifornia7829]

Iran: Israel do, have nukes or not? Israel: Well Iran, that depends. Iran: On what? Israel: Do you feel lucky?

[@morr.507]

🤣

[@elio3950]

@Jihad Express you can't prove it, it's just a theory

[@elio3950]

@Jihad Express you don't know if it's true, you're just speculating

[@elio3950]

@Jihad Express no there isnt

[@gameplaysandguidesil2510]

@Jihad Express just another Islamist and pro terrorists… you can understand that by your name “Jihad” pfff

[@arielshligman2146]

Basically every one jokes about the "textile" factory in dimona

[@petricdan4251]

In Romania we have a similar joke, abouta a sewing machine factory: you buy one, but when you assemble it s an Ak47:))

[@HorzaPanda]

Plausible deniability, because getting nukes violates various treaties. Plausible undeniability, because if your enemies think you're bluffing then it isn't really going to be effective. Got to get that balance right XD

[@UptownDegree]

I don't think anyone in the region is dumb enough to assume they don't have nukes at this point.

[@YuiFunami]

@@UptownDegree arab regimes aren't the smartest usually

[@sharefactor]

I might be mistaken but i thought Israel didn't sign such anti-nukes treaties...

[@UptownDegree]

@@sharefactor yeah I don't think they signed on to the non-proliferation treaty

[@akk9196]

@@YuiFunami Iran doesn't need the big one when there are hundreds of thousands of little ones....

[@asddfghjklify]

RIP Binkov he was nice KZbinr

[@ronmaximilian6953]

For releasing publicly available data?

[@bluestarmkt]

@@ronmaximilian6953 look at his handle...he is obviously still living in the mid 40's in his head....

[@Provision600]

Lol

[@lolo-om9rs]

I heard he shot himself in the back

[@yes8874]

@@ronmaximilian6953 Mossad is coming after him

[@ComaDave]

Further reading: "The Samson Option", Seymour Hersh. Superb book. The situation is - if Israel were to acknowledge possession of nuclear weapons, under the terms of the NPT, the United States would be bound by its own laws to cut off foreign and military aid to Israel. Neither country wants that, so they are both content to maintain the status quo of "nuclear opacity". "We can still remember the smell of Auschwitz and Treblinka. Next time we’ll take all of you with us."

[@majestichotwings6974]

so the sampson option is basically just one last "fuck you" to any conquering army? Thats certainly a terrifying thought to think about, a defeated Isreal detonating a nuke in a place like Jeruselum to deny it to the enemy, which granted, is pretty unlikely considering what that place means to Jews around the world, but that's the city I think of when I think Isreal. That actually reminds me of the scene in CoD4 when the US marine force takes a nuke right to the face when they capture the middle eastern city, I think that shit traumatized me as a kid lol. But in all seriousness, I fear the day that I live to see something like that in a real news headline.

[@ComaDave]

@@majestichotwings6974 Oh, yeah. Who could forget that scene? Took me a while to pry my jaw off the floor. I don't think they'd actually suicide themselves, they want to project the idea that, if their defeat was imminent...everybody whose capital city was in range of their missiles would become a target. It wouldn't matter if you were friend, foe or neutral. Certainly Moscow would be one of the first. Whether or not it's a bluff...the point is: "Don't attack us. Don't allow us to be attacked. We're batshit crazy." The fact that they've conducted unilateral military attacks on several of their neighbours throughout their history tends to add weight to that threat in the eyes of the world.

[@akk9196]

I say call their bluff. There are more of us than zionists

[@dpt6849]

There are jerichos 3 with target Berlin. No doubt

[@hojboj3222]

So what will happen to the Israeli survivors after they nuke

[@HalfLifeExpert1]

The phrase I like to use is: "It is generally understood that Israel has nuclear weapons"

[@deistormmods]

They have them and they also stole weapon grade uranium out of the US.

[@helmsscotta]

Israel built an ammo plant under a laundry during their first war. The laundry turned out to be profitable, so it kept operating after the war.

[@adamredwine774]

The famous Red Sea Diving Resort used to smuggle Jews out of Ethiopia actually ran a profit.

[@pac1fic055]

Next stop of the Stuxnet worm: Binkov’s PC.

[@adamredwine774]

I'm pretty sure Stuxnet is/was on a huge number of computers. Wasn't it set to check certain parameters and only "activate" if it found that it was in the exact kind of controller system used in Natanz?

[@rkr9861]

For more on the history of the topic, highly recommend the book "The Bomb in the Basement" by Michael Karpin.

[@whattheglasses9904]

taking that literally is the meaning of israel

[@michaelkovacic2608]

Thank you

[@whattheglasses9904]

@@michaelkovacic2608 your welcome

[@benevolentnick1]

is the same nuclear isotope that has claimed well over 10,000 deaths in New York the same as the recent explosion wiping Beirut off the map?- is that your 'test'? is it also the very same one found in the Donbass from the massive explosion several years back?... think you may find they are. All from the same reactor.? All with same low yield, low contamination profile. Cause all 3 do have traces of some nasty isotopes' And every reactor has it own one. 2016 in a recorded interview, a minister of the state claimed they had over 120 warheads. its not the amount that was shocking it was that the thin veil of denial of international law had been discarded. Since, at least 3 Govt officials have verified these claims. All public common knowledge. Just need to read Hebrew? check out the Russian Defence Minister address to the Congress in 1992 or 1993. Around the time of Yeltsin's elevation. From that the US changed its doctrine to recieve a first strike and that tactical Nagasakis are A ok to use. Once you digest that try find out exactly why was the US officer corps of missile command changed in 2014-2015 (i know its not called missile Command)

[@benevolentnick1]

the donbass explosion is an obvious bs claim - i.e same isotope. But same tech.

[@guyhasid5508]

14:25 The prime minister was Yitzhak Shamir not Ariel Sharon.

[@אוריה-ז7ע]

@7mood Mad?

[@judicatorhurayth1927]

@@אוריה-ז7ע let him be. He knows what's happening

[@vladxp1100]

@7mood hammodi hammoodi dont be mad we are way smarter , stronger and more united as a country then all of our ishmaeli cousins lol

[@amnesiaonion2161]

@7mood I don't like Sharon because of the fact he gave Gaza to the Palestinians for free but what's the problem with Shamir?

[@1982mikedn]

A great book about this program is called “The Sampson Option”, it outlined the history of the program up until the early 90s, including Israel’s nuclear targeting of the USSR and how they used this fact to leverage weapons purchases from the US. Fun fact: according to the book, the worker that Binkov mentioned as being a whistle blower, Mordecai Vananu, was actively discredited by and set up for a honey trap by Ghislane Maxwell’s father, Robert Maxwell who was both a media mogul and Mossad asset.

[@crackthefoundation_]

How could Israel leverage that? I do not understand thank you

[@axonice]

@@crackthefoundation_ "hey, United Stated of America, we might have some nukes that are able to reach the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Can we have a discount on M-16s?"

[@That90sShow]

​@@axonice"hey united states, we stole your nuclear technology from you and killed jfk, we run your banks and media, any problems?" Fixed it for you kid

[@j4genius961]

@@axonice America already had nukes in Turkey that could reach the USSR

[@axonice]

@@j4genius961 but Jews

[@andraslibal]

I listened to a talk from a LLNL nuclear proliferation expert once he said that Israel has more advanced stuff than they thought and that was worrisome because the US thought that kind of advanced stuff can only be developed with testing. This is worrisome to the US because either a) Israel can conduct tests without the US knowing them or b) Israel can develop something without testing that the US could only develop with testing (in the past). Also, the 1981 Osirak reactor bombing had a funny exchange of words, the US was telling Israel not to worry about that Iraqi reactor, and Israel replied, we have the same type of reactor we know exactly what can be done with it so let us worry about it - a lot. The US intelligence also missed just how advanced the South African nuclear program was (far more advanced than they thought it became clear after the apartheid ended). Other than these two, the US intelligence was quite spot on regarding other nuclear programs in the world. We also asked him if there are briefcase nukes and if any are missing and he told us ha cannot answer the first question, but none are missing :))))

[@andraslibal]

PS I wrote this before watching the video wow all of it is covered. Cool.

[@anisocoro]

Israel gave an important contribution to french nuclear programme in the 50-ies and, as reward, had got full access to data. So Israel actually DID her own tests. Intelligence from Soviet documents - lots of soviet nuclear and mathematical experts were actually Hebrews- and open source pubblications could have given Israel the knowledge in order to realize "missile-sized" warheads. Supercomputers from 1985 could have given the capabilty to perform "minitests" with small warheads and to extrapolate by computiing to larger yelds

[@robland3253]

I think it was Cheney or something that said the UN coalition could not have liberated Kuwait without that raid

[@thomasirai3022]

Very interesting facts.

[@YippingFox]

Not knowing something is far more frightening then knowing something. It doesn't allow you to prepare.

[@TheStephaneAdam]

Actually, it's quite the opposite for nukes, you totally want people to know for it to work as a deterrent. Nuclear weapons are actually bloody useless in an actual war. For much of the same reason chemical weapons weren't used in WWII. They don't change the realities of you military arsenal, it doesn't improve your economic or logistical capabilities, actually using them hurts you almost as much as your opponent. If not more, depending on the riposte if your adversary is also a nuclear power. For Israel, nuclear capability helps prevent the surrounding countries from trying to invade and erase it as an independent country. Nothing more. Nothing less.

[@MrMediator24]

@@TheStephaneAdam that's quite clever strategy - arabs keep in the back of the head that Israel 99% has nukes yet it doesn't have to keep the weight and responsibilities of being a nuclear power

[@danmorgan3685]

@@MrMediator24 In other words Israel is violating international law. They did engage in nuclear proliferation vis-a-vis their close ally Apartheid South Africa. This is a flagrant violation of international law.

[@TheStephaneAdam]

@@danmorgan3685 Well, international law is more like a set of suggestions and good practices anyway. It's not like anybody can do anything bout it with the US blocking any UN motion on the matter...

[@unclejoeoakland]

@@danmorgan3685 with respect, it is only a violation of international law if Israel is a party to a treaty such as the NPT- which it isn't. That doesn't make it right or wrong but it is very tiresome to see people clutching at their pearls over international law when they don't even understand how it works. Moreover, it's the sort of irrelevant score-keeping that does nothing to address the issue.

[@bennym8218]

They most likely tested their nuke during the vela incident. Seeing as how South Africa when they announced they had nukes and dismantled them they also said that was not them

[@westakahashi5487]

Very clever. Deniability and subtle.

[@B52Stratofortress1]

South Africa likely was involved considering they had Israeli help in creating their nukes. But 100% it wasn't their weapon, although I would think they were provided with all the test data.

[@thetruth3714]

Isreal bought south african nukes but the platinum was taken out and is stil in South africa thry just bought the casings

[@arnemeyer3047]

@@thetruth3714 plutonium

[@mishareal]

Cant believe your channel has been active for so long since 2016! Keep up the amazing work!

[@CocoroKun16]

I learned alot today...but what got me the most is the super smooth transition of that promotional game...

[@Magnulus76]

Nuclear ambiguity is about trying to avoid an arms race that might provoke allies to reign in Israel. After all, it sounds like Israel came close on several occasions to being the flashpoint for WWIII. And all the while, allies have deniability as their defense, so nobody can be accused of lying, merely lack of transparency.

[@michaelchristensen6884]

Kinda like one of my Navy bases in Northern California in the early 90's. We were nuclear potential, not nuclear capable. Just need to know what the difference means. Nuclear capable means rapid deployment. Nuclear potential means not built, the warheads are here and the tailfins are over there. If only the anti military types in the Bay Area knew what was on Alameda at the time, they would have freaked out.

[@ratbatnufftime2861]

Thanks for telling them now.😏

[@michaelchristensen6884]

@@ratbatnufftime2861 NAS Alameda, CA was BRAC'ed in the mid 90's. No military left in the Bay Area because the Bay Area got what they wished for. No military in the area. So the military shut all the bases on the list in the area because they had no local support to stay open. Until two years later when they did a financial resource report to find where over $100,000,000 in lost revenue went. Well duh, you just booted out thousands of military people. That is where the financial losses came from. The local leaders thought the military only bought stuff on base and lived on base. No people lived out in town and bought lots of stuff out in town.

[@joeyknight8272]

@@michaelchristensen6884 oh?

[@hillarysemails1615]

@@michaelchristensen6884 It's amazing how the self-proclaimed "smartest people" cut off their own hands and feet and then claim that they were "tricked" into getting precisely what they always demanded.

[@zillajratomicray]

@@michaelchristensen6884I wouldn’t worry about $100M, we made it back and then some. The Bay is better out without the military :)

[@laserprop]

My father, just before WWII, graduated college with a degree in chemical engineering. He was drafted. After being shot up in Europe, he was sent to Oak Ridge to assist in the development of the atomic bomb. At the beginning of Israel's War of Independence (1947-49), Mickey Marcus (played by Kirk Douglas in Cast a Giant Shadow, which is ironic, since in real life Col. Marcus was 5'4", bald, with a big nose), attempted recruiting him to work in Palestine as a "brewery chemist." My newly married father was all for it, but my mother didn't want to go, since at that time it would have meant surrendering their U.S. citizenship. My point is, Israel apparently had its nuclear program underway even before there was an Israel.

[@a.lerner8468]

Kennedy sent a fact finding inspectorate body to israel to seek the truth. The israeli's allowed them down the underground facilty but had conceaed entrances to the hidden labs and research facilities. The US team came back and reported they found nothing. In fact they were already on the way to being nuclear power nos 4 in the world.

[@mhmdyou6607]

Independence ?😂

[@a.lerner8468]

@@mhmdyou6607 Iran, Iraq, Korea ?

[@itzikashemtov6045]

Pre-1948 Israel existed almost 50 years already just "officially" it was recognized at 48, The Zionist movement worked on establishing the country in the late 19th century "Theodor Hertzel" is considered the modern father of the nation and even saw the incoming threat from Europe way before the Nazi party took control of Germany.

[@Phyz7]

Nuclear is a thing since the 1920s, but plutonium is a material since 1942. In the 1960s Israel started its nuclear program.

[@themiddleeastproject3102]

It has been a pleasure knowing you, Binkov. RIP

[@michaelmisic9130]

Well known for over 50 years, that they have nukes,learnt this when I was in the Yugoslavian army.

[@LordBloodraven]

"Zhe point is lost.... vhen you keep it a secret. *VHY DIDN'T YOU TELL ZHE VORLD?!"* Dr. Strangelove

[@notforyoutube17]

Element of surprise

[@jayhawkjd8565]

The Premier loves surprises ... 😊

[@LogieT2K]

You’re a brave guy binkov I would even touch this region of the wrold with a 10ft stick lol

[@benevolentnick1]

a good man no doubt- but its also a honey trap. To check exactly what is known or not. Ive made substantiated claims knowing this- not cause i have a desire to go truth/justice mode. Not in the least. Its from my love appreciation of the chosen ones. And they need to reign in the madmen with the dreams. soon. Elohim last prophecy demands it.

[@stevenortiz9008]

I hate jews

[@nirlevi2540]

@@stevenortiz9008 We know

[@LogieT2K]

@@stevenortiz9008 damn bro, thats crazy I dont remember asking tho

[@stevenortiz9008]

@@LogieT2K you are so funny You are black or something ? They are the best clowns

[@NimXD]

At 14:26 Ariel Shron wasn’t the Prime Minister at 1991 gulf war. Back then it was Yitzhak Shamir as Prime Minster Sharon was elected in 2001.

[@StevePlegge]

And Dubya wasn't POTUS. His daddy was.

[@danchang9976]

Very brave to leave the comment section open

[@krumuvecis]

It's just pure gold

[@mosin_boi]

Yes we do. I visited Dimona in Israel. There is a balloon filled with cameras watching one of their nuclear manufacturing facilities and literally everyone knows this. As you said though, never did she admit to it but everyone knows she does, even here in israel. Edit: I said typed this while the ad was playing.

[@deistormmods]

And also, Israel stole weapon grade uranium from the US. 250 pounds of it.

[@jacobrozenblat6174]

I’m actually from Dimona and have visited it several times, it’s just a textile factory, I don’t know what you’re talking about

[@mosin_boi]

​@jacobrozenblat6174 cosmetics. Ya know, like the ones made in the 60s. Just making radium facepaint. Don't belive those stories about what radium does.

[@marksmadhousemetaphysicalm2938]

There was an Israeli General during the first gulf war…who “slipped up” when Iraq was using SCUD missiles trying to bring Israel into the first gulf war…he said, when asked if Saddam used chemical weapons if Israel would use nuclear weapons. This guy said: “yes, we would use a nuclear warhead…we would use a nuclear warhead if we had one…” and it was clear it was an ‘official’ slip up. Everyone knew what he was saying. The U.S. sent Patriot Missiles a short time later. Back then it was the only anti-missile system anyone knew of…horribly ineffective but it boosted morale.

[@tenormdness]

I’m pretty sure at that point it was just anti aircraft. It was borderline accidental when it shot down a scud. Once it was known to be possible, the civilians and WO’s got to work to tweek some software and it got a little more effective. Been getting better ever since. (Seen it first hand several times and it’s pretty cool).

[@mvl9591]

Thank you for your video. And everyone please relax, this information has been available in different places for a long time. IIRC South Africa had 8 nuclear bombs.

[@tobiasL1991]

This reminds me of a public secret in Belgium. Whether or not there are American nuclear bombs stored at Kleine Brogel airbase. It's never admitted or denied.

[@waardlafrance110]

Yet it was mentioned in several French magazines and also in books that I saw 20-30 years ago... There are also in Germany, Turkey and Italy from memory

[@scottyfox6376]

Knock Knock (Binkov's front door) "Who's there ?" Binkov asks. "Goons...Mossad Goons". Back door left swinging...🏃😄

[@snifferking4330]

Do they have another Prince Bonesaw

[@helmsscotta]

Mossad doesn't tend to announce themselves. You just, suddenly, have a .224" diameter hole in your mastoid process.

[@Live.Vibe.Lasers]

it's speculated that the plutonium for Israel's first atomic weapon came from NUMEC in Apollo, Pennsylvania. I remember seeing a fenced off area with nuclear warning signs on it. I believe it is superfund now.

[@deistormmods]

It's not speculated? It's a literal fact. They stole over 200 pounds of weapon grade uranium. The uranium found around the flora around Dimona was the exact same found in Apollo.

[@hedgehog3180]

I think the point obviously is that they know that if it was official that they had nukes and also had developed them in an obviously illegal way then it would turn opinions decisively against them in a lot of the west where their approval is always resting on a knife's edge. They can't risk that because they get most of their funding and weapons from the west, there's also the risk of international sanctions as well but that's less of a threat since the US always protects them. While at the same time they want to make it clear to their neighbors that they do have nuclear weapons so no one dares to attack them, and of course they absolutely want to avoid anyone developing parity with them because that'd make them lose their upper hand and force them to reveal that they have nukes. One thing is certain though, a nuclear war would almost certainly start with Isreal.

[@cmcycles8387]

That aged well

[@Deridus]

They don't know, don't shut it down!

[@Canada1994]

To quote Dr. Strangelove "The whole point of a superweapon is lost if you keep it a secret, why didn't you tell the world?" I don't understand why Israel is so secretive about whether or not they have nukes. Also the Vela incident was in an episode of William Shatner's weird or what. I also didn't know that South Africa was once had nukes.

[@TheNinjaDC]

It's not really a secret though. Everyone knows they have them. But by not making it official, they can worm out of nuclear related treaties.

[@phamnuwen9442]

You don't want your enemy to know the exact extent of your capabilities.

[@Jupiter__001_]

It's a secret so that they aren't in violation of nuclear non-proliferation treaties. It's an open secret so that the deterrence isn't lost, and in fact is amplified by the uncertainty around the scale of their nuclear capabilities.

[@derekkonigsberg2047]

They're one of the few countries that hasn't actually become a party to that treaty.

[@anisocoro]

Israel has got lots of weapons, but very few "friend" States. If Israel openly declared his supposed nuckear arsenal, he would become more and more isolated by ONU. In particular, EU countries would probably interrupt diplomatic and commercial relations and Israel would see sooner or later himself enclosed in a diplomatic cage.

[@Russo-Delenda-Est]

Watch out for black motorcycles Binkov my friend, 😉 Talking Israeli secrets might be dangerous.

[@ratbatnufftime2861]

Dreams.......😴😴😴😴😴😴

[@HeyImLucious]

Call me crazy, but I don't think this Russian lives in Israel. So he's probably pretty safe lol

[@banished341]

Conspiracy theory moron.

[@Admiral_Jezza]

@@banished341 Ok Mossad.

[@DarkMatterX1]

@@Admiral_Jezza HuяЯ DuЯR, ebreebuddeez mossad!

[@hamavreg83]

There was not one Hebrew prase you did not mispronounced. Love it, great video!

[@yonatanbehar3322]

He mispronounced the name of the person who took pictures in the facility

[@jonyprepperisrael60]

Wait a minute, this isn't a documentary about the textile industry in Dimona

[@f1hotrod527]

This soviet Kermit is much more scary. American Kermit talks about life lessons and being ok with yourself. Soviet Kermit talks about nuclear annihilation.

[@Nachtsider]

Well, nuclear annihilation is a life lesson too, after a fashion.

[@collguyjoe99]

Israeli came damn close to Nuking Iraq in 1990 due to the scud missile launches - why US and UK Special Forces were given specific mission to hunt down mobile Scud launchers - also the rumor that US through 3rd party told Iraq any WMD used on Israel would leave the US no option but to use non-conventional weapons

[@willc1294]

Tbh the allies should just have let Israel nuke baghdad and other large cities in Iraq. Would have saved them the expense & manpower of taking out Iraq via conventional means.

[@ronmaximilian6953]

Israel would not have used weapons of mass destruction against Iraq unless Iraq had done the same. If you'll notice, Iraq did not deploy chemical weapons against Israel. Saddam Hussein wanted to drag Israel into the war to break apart the coalition. But he wasn't suicidal enough to invite and Israeli nuclear response

[@Mrdardas99]

@@ronmaximilian6953 and yet we all had to tape plastic wrappings on our windows and doors and sat inside a bomb shelter with a proper gas mask (babies inside air-filtered incubators) every time the alarm for the Scuds went off, every day for a month. Every Scud might have been carrying a chemical warhead as far as we knew. It was just a few years ago that we finally returned our ABC kit and haven't been issued a fresh one - for 20 years it was a possible looming threat. BTW, the murderous tyrant of Syria, Assad, had no such qualms about using chemical weapons against civilians in his own country, and Syria is still officially in a state of war with Israel.

[@ronmaximilian6953]

@@Mrdardas99 I was in Israel in the summer of 1990. I couldn't imagine what it would have been like 6 months later

[@flawlessbinary7449]

He’s not coming alive out of this one.

[@HeinkelYeetus]

😂

[@stevenortiz9008]

Oy veyyy, remember the shoahh

[@igortheigor1581]

This is the kind videos israel acually wants

[@someonenamedilay7347]

@@stevenortiz9008 Why why do you hate us? why just shut up no one cares. were just existing and your getting triggered by this.

[@cannibalwindigo1506]

@@someonenamedilay7347 what is shoahh ?

[@orisimon484]

I don't know what you talking about I'm from Israel and I think you got confused with our textile factory.

[@arkkrogue3870]

Is that what you rat people call it

[@illithidlore]

Great video! Gordon Thomas' book "Gideon's Spies" is a fantastic read on the history of the Mossad and international politics within the Middle East and heavily talks about this. I'm also glad the comment section isn't a hot mess.

[@p0xus]

Someone should make a video game, where you are "Nation X's" nuclear program and need to do shit like make fake walls and such to hide your program from foreign inspectors.

[@clementwolf4081]

is it rude of me i kinda want "rick" to work there ? "wel we dont have any" *burp* least i think i would remember making that

[@Jupiter__001_]

So like Evil Genius, but more of the hiding from inspectors, and with the added element of having to explain to your bosses why you're behind schedule?

[@p0xus]

@@Jupiter__001_ Yeah basicly

[@hedgehog3180]

Papers Please style game where you're working for a country trying to illegally develop weapons and you have to try to hide it from international inspectors.

[@outdooradventureHungary]

Mossad enter the comment section

[@youreminence2179]

I would really like a analysis by binkov on a full scale WW3 (without nuclear weapons).

[@springbloom5940]

WWII style waves of drones, but you won't know anything about it, because an orbital free-for-all and global RF jamming will reduce communication to shouting distance.

[@Just_A_Random_Desk]

The first few battles will be like nothing ever seen before, then when all the fancy shit is depleted it'll be like Vietnam.

[@f-35enjoyer59]

@@WeUx6 would most likely get demonetized and it’s not what they cover. WW2’s war against humanity series covers it well

[@inbaconwetrust4519]

@@Just_A_Random_Desk depends on policy, most countries send their capable outdated equipment and vehicles before sending their valuable assets.

[@yuvalgabay1023]

I can see it like feudal wars. Because most modern weaponry is super complicated and hard to menufactor the big powers will probably start making lower quality ones. Than we have a few alit what a mass of lower ones.but sierusly nobody will actually will know. 80 years from the last big wars to much has changed

[@ahsan4364]

Really nice video Binkov. In the last parts where you discussed how Israel attacked Iraq and Syria facility, I was expecting that you will also discuss Israel's plan to attack Pakistan's nuclear facility. But I think that story would have gone longer. So I request you to also make a separate video about it. How Israel and India planned to attack Pakistan's nuclear facility but eventually had to call it off twice.

[@gabrieljoseph6310]

If Israel wanted to attack the Pakistani nuclear reactor then it would destroy it.

[@nrk9857]

Although there were plans I think those were mostly for the drawer among many other plans most countries make about far fetched scenarios, Israel is too small to broaden its focus beyond immediate threats and although they have warm relations with India they are not allies and Israel would not be interested in joint operations nor rely on them for such a task. As far as I know there are no reliable sources of Israel ever being serious about such attacks nor does it make strategic sense for them to antagonize Pakistan much less attack them directly, their geopolitical game focuses solely on their own existential issues

[@noamzacks3315]

Correction-during the gulf war/Irack's skuds the p.m in Israel was Itsaak Shamir the defence minister was Moshe Arens...not Ariel Sharon(who served as minister,not sure if it was agriculture or infrastructures)

[@yurig2530]

Minister of Housing and Construction

[@danielmatsui4336]

World: "Got any nukes, Israel?" Israel: "............"

[@yuvalgabay1023]

Its a bikini factory i swear

[@ronmaximilian6953]

@@yuvalgabay1023 insofar as the first thermonuclear device was tested at bikini, that's an awesome answer

[@spongemanicecone5445]

"I swear it's a menyachewitz factory" (I'm a Jewish Israeli pls don't cancel me)

[@thegrumpypapa9849]

I hope that they have them. The US should send them some to help in their protection against the threats around them.

[@Marshal_Dunnik]

Officially, no. Unofficially? Yes.

[@МариоФеликс]

When security gets physical: Mossad boss hints at less-than-subtle Stuxnet followup

[@clip_art7444]

BTW the Golan hights is an unseperable part of Israel , along with area C of the West Bank .

[@goranjosic]

I really admire Israel for everything they have achieved in 70 years of existence! Fantastic country I plan to visit as soon as I can.

[@rashidpaykargar8628]

If only they could share the love with the Palestinians they’re oppressing

[@goranjosic]

@@rashidpaykargar8628 Well, they definitely love Palestinian gays, who regularly get asylum from Israel because their lives are in jeopardy in Gaza and the West Bank. Check online. So called "Apartheid State" helps gays and all LGBTQ persons! :D - sounds weird, doesn't it?!

[@bahadir7677]

@@goranjosic Lol cut the bs, they didn't even let vaccines get through without causing a huge ruckus. Israel just hates Palestinians it is a fact. There are literally arab-only segregated neigbourhoods in Israel under heavy surveillance. You guys are the biggest clowns.

[@lad7436]

@@bahadir7677 Israel asked the PA if they wanted their leftover still good vaccines, the PA said "nah". Israel has Arabs in government so wtf are you even talking about lmao.

[@mabhodlelajj1195]

@@bahadir7677 israel doesn't hate no Palestinian,it's vice versa matter of fact.You jihad supportes are making noise coz israel doesn't give Palestinians a right to harm them.You say they made a fuss before allowing vaccines to go to Gaza?That's bullshit coz israel check anything that pass to Gaza,vaccines or not coz you have good history of hiding weapons acting like they are something else amd deliver them to Hamas,israel must check anything that goes to Gaza and that's not a "fuss",it's a safety precaution!If your people Palestinians were acting like normal people not like terrorists none of that would be happening .

[@ledzeppelin820]

When more than half of the nations on earth what their annihilation you’re damn right they have a nuclear weapons

[@bordergore7623]

Georgia the state vs Georgia the country I won’t give in!

[@dronevidsandfreedom]

Hey Georgia the State and Georgia the country do military drills every year. I live in Gerogia the State and we have 11000 National guard troops + quit a bit of air national guard units.

[@timwf11b]

Does Georgia get the forces at the locations listed here? militarybases.com/georgia/ ? Probably not. It would be to one-sided. Generally the main problem for both sides would be deploying force to wherever the combat area is.

[@dronevidsandfreedom]

@@timwf11b Exactly. But if the USA broke up we would keep all the resources in Gerogia the State that are at those locations because that's the only way we would be fighting a war without the federal governments help. And Like I said I can't see how we would ever go to war as we do joint military training every year with the Georgia National guard going to the country of Georgia and Training together.

[@kirkhustle3718]

I study nuclear science I love my classes I got a crazy teacher He wears dark glasses. The future's so bright, I gotta wear shades.

[@karlnemo8658]

Timbuk 3 video kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqLVo5yBmNypors&start_radio=1

[@FreeThePorgs]

UN: hey do you have nukes???? IDF: what about puppies???? Cute ehh??? UN: yes they are, what about nukes???? IDF: so more on those puppies…. UN: please focus here IDF: oh, kittens???? They are cute!!!! UN: ok, fine don’t answer. IDF: *holding a puppy* ahh!!!! Look how cute it it!!!!

[@1reefshark]

I think it would be interesting to see a video of if Israel launched an air war against Iran, as a preemptive strike to prevent Iran’s nuclear capability

[@thomasaquinas1163]

Genuinely hoping Iran gets the bomb.

[@Lior255]

@@thomasaquinas1163 Genuinely hoping Iran gets A-bombed before they get their own bomb.

[@YuiFunami]

@@thomasaquinas1163 would be suicide for them as they can probably at most produce dumb bombs if they started an actual weapons program and if they do they'll be facing down the Saudi and Israeli air forces

[@ronmaximilian6953]

They wouldn't use nukes. On the other hand, loading a 1000kg tungsten or depleted uranium solid reentry vehicles on some Jericho 3 missiles might be a way to take out reinforced bunkers. Load some others with conventional warheads to take out airfields and air defense, and Israel could launch a conventional air attack. But I'll be unlikely to be able to launch more than one, for two very large reasons. The first is that the surrounding Arab countries could feign ignorance about one attack but not more than one. The other is Hezbollah, which has a lot more rockets and more sophisticated rockets than Hamas does. Israel would be hit with thousands of rockets per day in response and would have to respond to take out Hezbollah. At the same time, Hamas which is also funded by Iran would also get involved. The IDF would be quite busy. Perhaps a follow-up strike using a freighter loaded with dozens of cruise missiles would work, especially on targets in Eastern Iran.

[@Mister_Pedantic]

@@ronmaximilian6953 The Jericho III missiles are not for Iran.

[@ronmaximilian6953]

Everyone knows about the nuclear reactor at Dimona and it's been targeted this year. In April, Syria launched a rocket at Dimona , which Israel reportedly failed to intercept. Of course, since it exploded harmlessly, it's possible that is really interceptors were never fired at it since the tracking reader determined that it wasn't going to hit anything. 3 weeks later, Hamas fired multiple rockets at Dimona. Israel has a multi-layered defense around the city and nuclear reactor. PS . Israel's prime minister during the first golfer was Yitzhak Shamir.

[@adibar9066]

That's false, the missile was a S200 SAM which missed and went dumb, the missile was intercepted at approximately 40k feet and shrapnel hit near the city of Dimona.

[@ronmaximilian6953]

@@adibar9066 do you have a source for that?

[@adibar9066]

@@ronmaximilian6953 www.google.com/amp/s/m.economictimes.com/news/defence/israel-says-syrian-missile-was-not-aimed-at-nuclear-reactor/amp_articleshow/82212979.cms

[@gabrieljoseph6310]

@@adibar9066 You're wrong the missile was supposed to hit Jericho so Israel intercepted it with an Arrow 2 missile

[@gabrieljoseph6310]

You're wrong the missile was supposed to hit Jericho so Israel intercepted it with an Arrow 2 missile

[@alfonsocantu9992]

"Shalom Israel",..yours very truly Alfonso Cantu

[@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket]

The answer is simple, "We will neither confirm nor deny" with a mix of "well obviously".

[@DawnDudex]

I'm pretty sure that as you said in the end of the video, THAT IS EXACTLY THE POINT. lol

[@jonathanrotem251]

It's not a secret. It's a warning ⚠️

[@mictianfollower2644]

More than enough to wipe out all its enemy 20 times over

[@florincoter1988]

Who said it was meant to be a well kept secret? It was designed to be misty, not secret. In a misty environment one sees what one believes is there. This is a political issue, rather than a military one.

[@sbenvex]

I think you mixed up the 1st and 2nd gulf war. Ariel Sharon was Israel's prime minister between 2001 and 2006. During the 1st gulf war, Yitzahk Shamir was the prime minister of Israel.

[@WilliamGibble]

That little Binkov frog guy .. he really knows his stuff 😊

[@panpiper]

You don't need many nuclear weapons or even particularly advanced delivery methods, in order to present a credible deterrent. Just ask North Korea.

[@machdaddy6451]

Nuclear ambiguity might be its own kind of nuclear deterrence.

[@M33f3r]

The Samson option is their real trump card.

[@fanboy-industries]

I appreciate your accurate sillouettes of the fighter jets the countries actually have. Details like this are where some KZbin channels lose credibility.

[@herrhyde]

14:25 - Ariel Sharon wasn't the Prime Minister these days. Yitzhak Shamir was. And the one who was responsible for threatening Iraq, was Shimon Peres, also one of the founders of the Israeli Nuclear Plan.

[@Schnitz13]

I mean, even Tom Clancy knew about it and wrote about it. Apartheid South Africa helped Israel develop it and test it in the Southern Ocean back in the mid-70s. It's actually pretty well detailed. Even Jane's Defense assumes they have roughly 200 nukes for deployment as tactical nukes (which have likely been tested in both Yemen and Syria in actual war zones), on F-15s, subs and on short-range ICBMs.

[@ye.ha.8378]

Yemen? israel? 🤣😅

[@אוריגלזן]

We have to defend our selves before our neighbors will slay us

[@wmmad5777]

Got that right! I think you’ll do just fine …even without using a nuke. You guys still have those extra 4 smooth stones David didn’t use against Goliath. That should be sufficient.

[@Glizzy_5O]

😂

[@smokinhabanas]

What we do know is nuclear warheads have a shelf life and new warheads need to replace old ones. So it’s logical that the Dimona nuclear facility is upgraded and expanded to keep their nuclear Arsenal current. Next warheads for delivery purposes need to be made smaller but with more accuracy for tactical battlefield objectives. This however is superseded recently by more conventional warheads that have a similar explosive yield without the radiation fallout. You can can make a safe bet that if Iran launches any nuclear tipped warhead at Israel that there is an Israeli submarine ready to launch nuclear tipped cruise missiles to turn Tehran into glass. Again the problem is Israel’s lack of strategic depth three nukes would destroy the nation. So what’s scary is whether Israel would launch a preemptive nuclear strike against any would be enemy. But then there is real time targeting data issues which is resolved by Israel having spy satellites to watch their enemies. An expensive game but the stakes are very high in the current political/ military environment.

[@808bigisland]

Pu nukes dont have a shelflife. Plutonium has a halflife.24k years. Components decay and need to be remanufactured, replaced, upgraded. Cores are pretty stable. I am sure you can use a core for hundreds of years.

[@heinzfischer2710]

According to French media, French help to build the Israeli nuclear bomb was the price France paid for Israeli participation in the Suez-war of 1956 according to French media. Without it, Israel did not feel safe enough to participate in the Suez war. This is an open secret which you hear on French media, supported by recorded testimony of key figures of the time. The later Israeli president of state Shimon Perez led these negotiations in 1956. Israel officially never answered the question if they have nuclear weapons or not. Israel never intimidated anyone with its nukes, but they keep them as a last reserve. When in 1974 in the Jom Kippur war Israel seemed about to loose the war, they activated their nuclear missiles, but never fired them.

[@gabrieljoseph6310]

The Yom Kippur War was in 1973

[@toddabbott781]

They likely have around 100. I doubt they will make more than 200, but they likely have kept their arsenal upgraded. Understand they are not like the US or Russia. They have few real targets. Iran is the biggest one, but there is also Syria, Egypt, Jordan, Syria... but really 1-3 strikes on most countries would cripple them. A few strategic strikes across the borders would disable most attacks, and the remaining of the missiles would likely be to destroy every city in Iran. That has always been their biggest enemy.

[@gognhere1307]

You should do Modern Taiwanese military trying to retake the mainland in 1949

[@dirckthedork-knight1201]

Probably unlikely

[@wanderer2926]

There was operation conducted by the Chinese nationalists during 1960s to retake China known as Project National Glory. It was largely abandoned when it was clear that PRC was here to stay after ROC was expelled by UN.

[@Ayezix]

Actually great video, not political, only tries to convey information. Thanks!

[@mohammadonik7785]

Bangladesh vs Mayanmar (Burma)

[@outdooradventureHungary]

The whole army of Bangladesch is in Kongo and dozens other UN peace keeping Missions 😎

[@tasinahmed5688]

Bangladesh will win easily 😂🇧🇩

[@tasinahmed5688]

@INDIAN NIGGA yeah!

[@inbaconwetrust4519]

In terms of numeracy, capabilities and experience Myanmar would win. Dozens of civil wars and military technology from Israel and Russia with a pure military doctrine and geographical advantage.

[@nafisfuadayon6832]

Our current capabilities is not enough against Myanmar.

[@eladosherov8819]

Another small correction, operation out of the box was carried out by F15Is and F16Is and not as mentioned in the clip.

[@ForeverRepublic]

I'm from Israel and I think Nuclear Weapons promote peace to some degree. If you or your enemy is paralyzed by mutual assured destruction, then it forces both players into a stalemate, both incapable of war. I will also say that we were a friend of Iran for far longer than an enemy. They are our cultural cousins and opposed to Pan-Arab hegemony. That makes them our natural ally. Our issue is with their oppressive and theocratic government, which will no doubt collapse soon.

[@robertfrost1683]

Excellent analysis! You and your team deserve a good “stoli” !

[@test-qz4dq]

I once asked my relatives in Israel whats really going on in Dimona. One replied: its a toy factory for the arabs 😂

[@majestichotwings6974]

well kept secret indeed lol

[@electrofan1796]

Honestly, it probably is in their best interests to to not confirm or deny. People tend to fear uncertainty or the unknown more. Still gives the surrounding countries enough breathing room doing so.

[@lucasgrey9794]

NOBODY fears Israel.

[@electrofan1796]

@@lucasgrey9794 They took on 1/3 to half of the middle east twice. Come on....

[@lucasgrey9794]

@ANIMALS RIGHT FOR (MUSLlM) They are Germans pretending to be Hebrews.

[@CynicalOldDwarf]

Poor Binkov will have a headache to die for after his trip to Dallas next week

[@baseballworldwide9439]

Woah, binkov! Tread lightly on this one!