Hezbollah claimed responsibility for Sunday's drone attack against the IDF training camp of the Golani Brigade outside the town of Binyamina in northern Israel, killing four soldiers and wounding more than 60.
The drone strike was one of the worst attacks against Israel since the conflict started last October, causing concern that the drone could penetrate Israel's defense system without setting off any air raid alarms in the Binaymina region.
Hezbollah's drone strike on an IDF training camp demonstrated that Israel's defensive system is not as strong as it claims to be. When strained, the system fails. The failure killed four young soldiers on Saturday. It happened on the same day that the Biden administration announced the deployment of a new air defense system and military staff to strengthen the system and safeguard the country from all of its adversaries who continue to launch missiles and drones at it.
For almost a year, Israel has been under constant attack from Iran and its proxies. It has remained patient, but now things have changed. Though a direct response may not be immediate, Israel will have to hit Iran hard to deter any further aggression.
Iran cannot stand by while Israel commits genocide in Gaza and prepares to do the same in Lebanon. The recent attack targeted Israeli military installations with precision. Israel should carefully consider its next moves and avoid escalating the situation further.