Netanyahu launches special project to counter Hezbollah drone threat

11 articles · Updated · The Wall Street Journal · Apr 28

Netanyahu announced the initiative after an Israeli soldier was killed and several wounded by a Hezbollah explosive drone in southern Lebanon earlier this week.
Hezbollah has escalated its use of first-person view drones against Israeli troops in Lebanon, posing new operational challenges for Israel's military.
Domestic criticism has mounted over Israel's preparedness to defend against such drone systems, which have proven effective in other conflict zones like Ukraine and Russia.

Is Israel's plan to buy its own assault drones an admission that you can only fight fire with fire?

Can Israel's high-tech project win a war of attrition against Hezbollah's $400 jam-proof drones?

Why isn't Israel adopting Ukraine's cheap, battle-proven interceptor drones to counter Hezbollah's immediate threat?

Despite a ceasefire, Hezbollah's drone threat is growing. What does this mean for future peace agreements?

With fiber-optic drones making electronic warfare obsolete, what is the next frontier in military defense?

How is Iran using Africa to build a drone superhighway, and can this supply line be stopped?