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The article discusses Israel's efforts to develop and strengthen its air defense technologies to confront the threat of explosive drones, which have become Hezbollah's main weapon since the start of fighting in Lebanon in March. It explains that the Israeli military is purchasing advanced surveillance systems from companies like "Pixel Sight" to identify drones from distances exceeding 3 kilometers, enabling faster and more effective response times. Additionally, the military is testing advanced weapons such as fragmentation projectiles and guns that fire metal pellets to improve interception capabilities. Systems like "Smart Shooter" are also being employed for interception. Furthermore, the army has signed multi-million-dollar deals with "Magos Systems" to enhance early warning capabilities and deploy AI-based radars to counter low-flying, explosive drones. These measures come amid increasingly targeted and hard-to-detect attacks by Hezbollah using drones, which have exposed vulnerabilities in some traditional defense systems, raising growing concerns within the Israeli military about the rising threat of new types of attacks. A specialized team has been formed to find urgent solutions to this danger.
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