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Israel is considering imposing a comprehensive ban on the use of drones in its airspace for six months, in order to counter the escalating threats from Iran and its proxy, Hezbollah. The decision comes amid rising attacks using Suicidal drones launched by Hezbollah against Israeli forces in southern Lebanon, along with Iranian assaults on regional countries. Reports have revealed that Israeli companies are developing new defensive systems similar to the Iron Dome to intercept Iranian missiles and drones. These small, low-cost systems are capable of neutralizing hundreds of drones simultaneously. The proposal relies on the weaknesses of current technological solutions and the increasing use of drones in attacks, with the ban expected to include civilian applications such as photography and entertainment. Based on recommendations from the Shin Bet and security leaders, this ban is considered temporary, with measures to be taken against violators during the transition period. The goal is to protect the home front and public figures from the growing threat posed by drones.
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