Arash, now around 40, was born and raised in Iran, served in its military, and studied at university there. When the interviewer referred to Iran as his country and Israel as its enemy number one, he corrected her sharply. Wait, wait, stop. It is not the enemy of my country, it is the enemy of my enemy, it can be my friend. When we launched the missiles, because the missiles had cameras, I could see our target, it was a launcher ready to fire ballistic missiles at Israel, we destroyed it.