Chinese made surveillance cameras in Israel – a national security threat?
More than 10,000 Chinese‑made cameras are currently active nationwide, many connected to cloud‑based management platforms hosted outside Israel.
More than 10,000 Chinese‑made cameras are currently active nationwide, many connected to cloud‑based management platforms hosted outside Israel.
First‑generation Israeli drones emerged in the 1970s with the IAI Scout (1979) and Tadiran Mastiff (1973), simple reconnaissance platforms with analog cameras, line‑of‑sight control, and flight endurance of only 2–3 hours.
No other military in the world has integrated autistic individuals into frontline intelligence roles at this scale or with such structured support.
Traditional Trophy configurations were optimized for high‑velocity anti‑tank missiles approaching horizontally, not slow, hovering drones descending from above.
IDF forces raided a Palestinian house in Judea and Samaria, arresting a three-man terror cell accused of plotting a shooting attack, after which troops uncovered a buried weapon.
