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The terrorists behind both attacks on Monday must be apprehended before acting again and the security forces must nip in the bud any potential wave of copycat terrorism inspired by these attacks.
Yoav Limor argues for greater defence of Israelis in the aftermath of terror attacks, including the murder of Esther Horgan in Tel Menashe.
Explore India's TAIWS, an AI-powered weapon system enhancing border security with rapid target engagement and human oversight.
In a world where technological supremacy often translates into victory in battle, the Indian Army is leading the charge with its development of the Ten AI Weapon System (TAIWS). This is a significant step forward in border security technology, because it virtually combines artificial intelligence and target engagement to deter infiltration to across the Line of Control (LoC). Developed with Colonel Ashish Dogra leading the charge and showcased at Aero India 2025, TAIWS is an autonomous obstacle that can detect, track, and engage targets in a fraction of a second with far greater accuracy, still under critical human oversight.
