Lol, fair enough... although I think you overestimate the power of the sort of weapon Israel is likely to have.<br/><br/>It is far more likely that any such weapons would be tactical nukes (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tactical_nuclear_weapon). These are basically artillery shells or small bombs. They are designed to be used on the battlefield to destroy enemy armoured formations.<br/><br/>They are usually fired from the same platforms as conventional shells or conventional air-to-surface munitions.<br/><br/>The idea that Israel has ICBMs is pretty remote - first of all they have never test-launched a missile. It is highly unlikely that anyone other than the USA would sell them a working ICBM, and the USA has signed the nuclear non-proliferation treaty. It is a standard "conspiracy theory" urban legend that the Israelis stole their plutonium from the USA because the US wouldn't sell it or give it!<br/><br/>Second, an ICBM silo is pretty hard to hide. Look at google earth satellite images of the Nevada Dessert and Siberia, and you can actually see the damn things! If there were any such structures in Israel, we would know about it! As for mobile launching platforms, they are  largely a Russian thing. The US did come up with one in the 80s, but it wasn't particularly good.<br/><br/><hr/><br/>However, enough about that.<br/><br/>Does anyone else have Google Earth? Because if you have the latest version, there is an option to switch to Mars!<br/><br/>And, one last thing...<br/><br/>We need some posts, people? Please?