Hebrew → English transcript

What if we told you that in Israel they decided to break

the laws of physics?

Meet the Point Blank. The sharp-eyed ones

among you will say, wait, this looks familiar, we saw it in Gaza.

The Maoz, the suicide drone that flies into windows. You are right.

Rafael’s Maoz did and is doing an amazing job. But the difference

between the Maoz and the Point Blank of Israel Aerospace Industries in cooperation with

the U.S. Department of Defense… is the difference between a helicopter and

a fighter jet. And that is exactly the story here. Israel Aerospace Industries

took the lessons from the mud of Gaza and realized that something else

was needed. The Maoz is a drone. The Point Blank is hybrid.

At first glance it looks like an X-shaped drone. It

takes off vertically from the hand like a drone, but the moment it is in the air

it flips over… and becomes a cruise missile that flies at a speed of

almost 300 km/h. Why is that critical?

Because the Maoz is relatively slow. The Point Blank is a fast

predator. It can chase a fleeing motorcycle, cross

a valley in seconds… and catch the enemy before he

It is enough to disappear into the tunnel. But the real revolution

is the return home. The cherry on top, the feature that the Americans

paid millions for: the undo button. The operator sees

on the screen that the target is not relevant?

He hits “back.” The missile brakes in midair, turns around, navigates

back to the fighter, and lands gently on his palm like a

trained falcon. Understand the economic revolution. This is the

first reusable missile in the world. You did not attack?

You did not pay. And pay attention to the truly scary detail: the silence.

The big lesson from the old systems was the noise. Regular drones

buzz like a lawn mower and warn the enemy. The point blank,

because of its aerodynamic shape, is a ninja.

It slices through the air in silence. The enemy hears nothing.

And this missile does not have to attack immediately. It knows how to carry out an ambush.

It can cruise in the air for almost 20 minutes. The operator positions

it in the air above an alley and just waits. The attack on the enemy

no longer comes as a surprise from afar, it waits right outside

to the door. Because of its unique structure, it flies inside corridors,

turns at ninety degrees, and clears an entire structure, room after room…

without a single soldier stepping inside. And it is not only against people,

it also hunts drones. It knows how to come out of the backpack, to chase

after an enemy suicide drone in the sky and crash into it head-on.

And how does it work when the enemy jams the GPS?

That is where the locked eye comes in. The missile uses pixel

lock. The moment the soldier marks a vehicle or a person on the screen,

the missile sees the shape and chases it visually. The enemy

can shut down the GPS across the entire Middle East, and this

missile will not care. And it does not end with the explosion.

This system is a Swiss Army knife. The soldier in the field can

swap the missile’s tip in seconds. Want to rescue hostages?

You attach a shock warhead that creates a blinding explosion without

killing. Want to destroy equipment?

You attach an anti-tank warhead. Rafael invented the category with

the Maoz and saved many fighters in urban warfare. But

The Point Blank took it into the future. Faster, quieter

more reusable. This is the end of the gambling era on the battlefield.

Forget “fire and forget.” The new doctrine is fire and think.

This is the impossible equation that was solved. To give war a

second chance, at zero risk and one hundred percent lethality.