Israel to Ban Drones Using Fiber Optic or SIM Cards
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Defense Minister Israel Katz will sign an order banning drones controlled by fiber optic or SIM cards in Israel on Sunday. The temporary six-month ban was approved by the Political-Security Cabinet. This measure aims to address immediate security concerns while longer-term solutions are sought.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Defense Minister Israel Katz will sign an order banning specific drones on Sunday.
- The ban covers drones controlled via fiber optic or SIM card technology.
- The directive applies to all airspace within Israel.
- This is a temporary measure lasting for six months.
- The Political-Security Cabinet has already approved the ban.
Defense Minister Israel Katz is expected to sign a special security order this Sunday that will prohibit the operation of drones controlled via fiber optic cables or cellular (SIM) communication within Israeli territory. This directive follows an approval already granted by the Political-Security Cabinet.
The ban will be temporary, lasting for six months from the date of signing. It is intended to provide an immediate security response while further solutions are developed.
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