Israeli media proceeds discussions on Hezbollah’s ‘Hassan’ drone which managed to infiltrate deep into the Zionist entity, raising concerns in the Israeli regime over the Lebanese Resistance’s capabilities.
Israeli daily Yedioth Ahronoth reported that Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah proved that the battle of conscience with the Zionist entity has entered the aerial phase.
“The infiltration of ‘Hassan’ drone into Israeli airspace comes as part of the aerial battle which witnesses growing development as Iran and its allies are highly advancing all kinds of drones,” the Israeli paper said, according to a report prepared by Al-Manar’s Hebrew affairs editor Hasan Hijazi on Sunday.
“The drone infiltration is part of a greater battle launched by Tel Aviv against Hezbollah over the freedom of aerial movement,” Yedioth Ahronoth said, noting that this battle is the same as the Israeli battle against Hezbollah’s growing rocketry capabilities.
The Israeli paper, meanwhile, wondered if it was right to raise concern upon thousands of Israeli settlers in the Zionist entity’s north by activating sirens and launching expensive rockets by the Iron Dome air defense system when ‘Hassan’ drone infiltrated the occupied Palestinian airspace.
“According to Nasrallah, the infiltration is part of the war he had declared against the Israeli air force,” the daily said, noting that this war is aimed at undermining the freedom of aerial movement by the Israeli occupation.
In this context, “high ranking Israeli military officials have confirmed that the Israeli aerial movement in the Lebanese airspace, which is aimed at gathering intelligence data, has been affected,” Yedioth Ahronoth added.
For its part, Maariv sraeli daily said Hezbollah controlled the Israeli agenda and destabilized the Israeli security by launching ‘Hassan’ drone in a “beautiful shiny day”.
Hezbollah in the latest years achieved great development in all what is related to manufacturing drones “which are expected to be launched during any future confrontation in a bid to hit more precision targets.
On the other hand, Israeli 12 Channel reported that Tel Aviv has been working to form a regional alliance to “confront threats” of Hezbollah’s drones.
Source: Al-Manar English Website
