Knesset Candidate Claims Security Forces Hiding Hezbollah Drone Details
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS Arabic by baba
A candidate for the Israeli Knesset, Nisan Zeevi, accused the security establishment of hiding information about a drone that entered Israeli airspace on Saturday. Zeevi claims the drone was a new Hezbollah model that photographed strategic sites before returning to Lebanon. He criticized the lack of transparency and demanded an explanation from the government, questioning Prime Minister Netanyahu's previous threats against Lebanon.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Knesset candidate Nisan Zeevi claims Israel's security forces are hiding details about a drone incident.
- Zeevi alleges the drone was a new Hezbollah model that photographed strategic sites in Haifa.
- He criticized the 48-hour delay in informing the public about the drone's penetration.
- Residents of northern Israel are reportedly living in uncertainty following the incident.
- Zeevi questioned Prime Minister Netanyahu's commitment to retaliate against Lebanese threats.
A mysterious object that penetrated Israeli territory on Saturday evening continues to cause concern among residents of northern Israel. Nisan Zeevi, a resident of the north and a candidate for the "Yahad" party in the Knesset, claimed on Monday that the security establishment is withholding information about the incident. Zeevi, a leader in the "Lobby 1701" movement, stated that the Israeli military is concealing details about the drone's identity and origin, despite possessing this information. He asserted that the object was a new drone belonging to Hezbollah and that the security establishment is attempting to hide this "serious violation" by the group, contrary to promises of a significant response.
Zeevi further alleged in a social media post that the drone reached Haifa, photographed strategic sites, and returned to Lebanon via the sea without interception or warning. He criticized the two-day delay in informing the public, drawing a parallel to the alleged concealment of a Hezbollah tent within Israeli territory. Residents of the north have been living in uncertainty for 48 hours, with emergency teams and military forces mobilized, yet without clear explanations.
Zeevi demanded that the Israeli government provide a swift clarification, recalling Prime Minister Netanyahu's promise that any threat from Lebanon would be met with a strike in Beirut. He questioned whether the Prime Minister was being untruthful again regarding the incident.
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