Israeli warnings about the transfer of 'explosive drone' technology to Gaza and the West Bank

Colonel (res.) Oren Zini of the Israeli occupation army issued strong warnings about the growing threat of explosive drones and their transfer to new fronts. The former brigade commander in the occupation army explained that the technology used by Hezbollah in the occupied Palestinian north will not remain confined there, but will soon find its way to the resistance in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.

Zini affirmed in statements reported by Hebrew media sources that this aerial threat represents a real and tangible danger to the Israeli interior, noting that these drones are capable of reaching vital areas such as 'Kfar Saba'. He stressed that the expansion of the use of these combat means is inevitable and a matter of time, given the rapid transfer of military expertise between fronts.

The retired officer, who had long field experience during his service in the Gaza Strip, described what is currently happening as a clear 'Lebanonization' process of the Strip from a military perspective. He pointed out that during his years of service, he observed how explosives technology and offensive tactics were transferred from the Lebanese front to Palestinian factions in Gaza, making the current threat an extension of a known historical context.

Zini warned against being deceived by the relative calm that may appear on some fronts, stressing that not fully completing the military mission means the threat remains present and capable of exploding at any moment. He called on the Israeli leadership to take proactive and decisive decisions to deal with this development, instead of waiting until these suicide drones reach the heart of settlements and occupied cities.

These statements come at a time when the northern front is witnessing a significant escalation in the use of drones, which have proven their ability to bypass Israeli air defense systems. Fears are growing among security circles in Tel Aviv of this experience being replicated in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, which could impose a complex security reality that is difficult to deal with by traditional means.

There is no doubt that the deadly drones will reach Gaza and the West Bank, and even Kfar Saba. This is only a matter of time.