Israeli Military Searches Near Lebanon Border for Unidentified Flying Object

The Israeli military continued its search on Sunday in western Galilee, near the Lebanese border, following the detection of an unidentified aerial object that entered Israeli airspace on Saturday evening. The incident occurred around 8 p.m. in the Arab al-Aramshe sector, where alerts for a possible hostile aerial infiltration were activated. According to a military source cited by Walla, the IDF's surveillance systems detected an object crossing the border from Lebanon. Initial hypotheses suggested a drone, but a powered paraglider was not ruled out. Israeli forces immediately launched search operations in the area and expanded their investigations to several zones along the border. The searches resumed Sunday morning as the military works to determine the object's exact nature and rule out any security threat. No unusual discoveries have been reported at this time. The IDF has not imposed any specific restrictions on residents of the region. Moshe Davidovich, president of the Mateh Asher Regional Council, has requested a full briefing from the army's Northern Command regarding the incident. He assured that local security teams remain mobilized and vigilant. This event follows several aerial alerts in northern Israel during September, some of which were ultimately found to be unfounded.