Channel 12: Recently, the Southern Command and the IDF's Directorate of Technology and Logistics began a pilot to strengthen military positions in the Gaza Strip by installing anti-UAV nets. In the first phase, three military sites belonging to the Israeli army, located behind the border fence, will be strengthened. The army estimates that within a few months, all military sites will be protected by these networks to defend against drones using fiber optic technology. The army takes the threat of UAVs very seriously, a threat that is still fresh in the minds of the people from the battles in Lebanon. Therefore, it is preparing for the possibility that UAVs with optical fiber technology, which are easy to manufacture and smuggle, will arrive in the Gaza Strip in the near future, and is working to prepare for this scenario. So far no type of UAV equipped with optical fibers has been used in the Gaza Strip. According to the army's priorities and Chief of Staff Zamer's instructions, all relevant military sites in Lebanon will be reinforced first, and then the army will move to reinforcement sites in the Gaza Strip.

Channel 12: Recently, the Southern Command and the IDF's Directorate of Technology and Logistics began a pilot to strengthen military positions in the Gaza Strip by installing anti-UAV nets. In the first phase, three military sites belonging to the Israeli army, located behind the border fence, will be strengthened. The army estimates that within a few months, all military sites will be protected by these networks to defend against drones using fiber optic technology. The army takes the threat of UAVs very seriously, a threat that is still fresh in the minds of the people from the battles in Lebanon. Therefore, it is preparing for the possibility that UAVs with optical fiber technology, which are easy to manufacture and smuggle, will arrive in the Gaza Strip in the near future, and is working to prepare for this scenario. So far no type of UAV equipped with optical fibers has been used in the Gaza Strip. According to the army's priorities and Chief of Staff Zamer's instructions, all relevant military sites in Lebanon will be reinforced first, and then the army will move to reinforcement sites in the Gaza Strip.