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It stops some rockets initially. But the math of missile defense has always been needing two or more countermeasures for every incoming projectile. Consequently, its only useful against small or infrequent salvos. As soon as you get into a war with a modern industrial war-time economy (say, for instance, Iran) you can't keep up with the number of inbound projectiles.
Once Israeli missile defenses run dry, there's nothing left standing between them and the next strike.
It would be antisemitic not to be glad.