Will Israeli jets be able to bomb Iran without being shot down?

Justin Bronk, an expert on air power at the UK’s Royal United Services Institute think tank, said this could be a problem for Israel. “Israel would be limited in terms of standoff munitions in any SEAD/DEAD campaign against Iran, having only the older Delilah and air-launched ballistic Rampage which have limitations in terms of lacking low-observable signature and being relatively susceptible to electronic warfare degradation compared to the latest US-made standoff cruise missiles and AARGM-ER,” he says, referring to a weapon that seeks out radar beams at long range.