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Someone in my family served as the in-country military office liasion for this project for a year while I was stationed in Tel Aviv. Germany, Japan, the US and Israel all work on their own versions of this system and each independent nation shares data - four different countries making a system better, each doing it thier own way.

If Israel were to lose a military base, by broad definition, Israel would then lose the ability to protect civilians. If it is the objective of the Iranian backed military and para-military to strike at the civilian population, Israel with have at her disposat around 400 nuclear weapons delivered from missiles, subs, artillery and airbore delivery systems. God help the regions form which a civilian strike is launched on Israel, for at that point only God can.