False Drone Alarms Trigger Overnight Sirens Across the Upper Galilee
Sirens sounded overnight in the Upper Galilee due to suspected drone infiltration, but the IDF later confirmed the alerts were false positives with no threat.
Sirens sounded overnight in the Upper Galilee region following fears of a hostile drone infiltration. The IDF later announced that the alert was a false positive.
The warnings were triggered in the communities of Ghajar, Kfar Yuval, Maayan Baruch, Beit Hillel, and HaGoshrim. Minutes after the activation, the Home Front Command announced that the incident had concluded and residents could leave protected spaces.
A week prior, the IDF stated that an initial investigation into overnight drone alarms across northern Israel indicated that interceptors were likely launched at a false target.
Those earlier sirens went off at 04:24 in Dafna, HaGoshrim, Kfar Yuval, and Maayan Baruch due to suspected hostile aircraft infiltration. About fifteen minutes later, the Home Front Command declared the event over.
