The Israeli military is using drones to protect gas fields in the Mediterranean Sea.
The unmanned aerial vehicles are conducting surveillance and reconnaissance missions after pledges from Hezbollah that it would protect Lebanon’s claims to the areas, The Jerusalem Post reported.
Israel’s Cabinet in July approved Israel’s northern maritime border with Lebanon, thus laying claim to a large natural gas field.
The drones allow the Israeli Air Force to maintain a 24-hour-a-day presence on the site.
One of the most unusually gratifying rituals in modern Jewish life is what we call the Counting of the Omer.
Columbia alumnus and ambassador Michael Oren reveals how substantial financial contributions from oil companies have manipulated universities to promote anti-Israel agendas.
Israel’s former spokesperson Eylon Levy is using the large platform he has built since Oct. 7 to continue defending Israel in the face of a hostile world.
It feels like we’ve been counting the Omer for around seven months now.
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