
Fishing Nets as Makeshift Shield: IDF Fights Hezbollah FPV Drones
Israel’s military is using fishing nets as improvised anti-drone barriers to protect troops from Hezbollah FPV drones, sourcing nets from Sea of Galilee fishermen and major ports; the nets are meant to tangle drones or keep them at bay as drones increasingly employ fiber-optic guidance and thermal cameras. The IDF has distributed about 158,000 square meters of protective nets and aims to add roughly two million more square feet, illustrating improvisation as the conflict evolves and political constraints press a broader offensive into southern Lebanon.









