Netanyahu says he has comprehensive plans against drone attacks they failed to prevent

In his statement on the Jordanian border, Netanyahu stated that they surrounded the borders with security barriers against drone attacks and said, "We have plans to combat the drone threat, but I will not go into detail about them right now."

Defense Minister Yisrael Katz, who accompanied the Israeli Prime Minister, stated that their first priority against Iran and imminent threats is "to attack, destroy the enemy and eliminate threats."

Minister Yisrael Katz announced on September 13 that the use of fiber optic cable and cellular network-connected drones in the country's airspace would be banned.

The Israeli army's electronic defense systems were ineffective in the face of Hezbollah's attacks with fiber optic kamikaze unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) against Israeli troops stationed in Lebanon and northern Israel.

In the Israeli domestic public, Hezbollah's fiber optic cable UAV attacks were seen as a failure of the Netanyahu-led government and caused discussions about "security vulnerability".