Israeli police set up stations for Party marches

The Israeli Ministry of Defense has signed a contract worth 21 million shekels (approximately 7 million dollars) with Magos Systems to supply hundreds of advanced drone detection radar systems, particularly along the Lebanese border. These radars are designed to counter "fiber-optic drones" used by Hezbollah, which are difficult to defend against with traditional electronic warfare systems because they do not rely on radio signals. The system integrates radar data with cameras using artificial intelligence to accurately classify targets. The deal followed successful field testing, prompting the Israeli military to strengthen its defensive capabilities in the region.

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