Exactly one year after forging its bloody path to world prominence, the Islamic State organization (ISIS) is clearly still here and likely to remain. The airborne attacks by the US and its allies on the organization’s strongholds in Iraq and Syria are limited and far from weakening it enough to break up its power centers, while the West’s achievements in the fighting against it are negligible.
With ISIS leading the trend, the Israeli defense companies are strutting on the catwalk with quite a bit of that insouciance reserved for experts in the field, presenting solutions for the threat of the weirdoes executing people in orange jumpsuits. One of these solutions, incidentally, is to launch suicide unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) at them to blow them up.
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