"Israeli" Official Warns of Hizbullah Electronic Capabilities: Disciplined, Change Faster than Any Army

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The "Jerusalem Post" "Israeli" daily shed light Saturday on the Zionist entity's Army's Electronic Warfare Section, describing it as the "silent attack force".

According to the daily, the unit follow's the government instructions "to prepare know how to operate in every operational arena."
"In the "Israeli" Army, every platform or strategic weapon, like submarines, missiles, and radars, have electronic warfare installed in them," it mentioned.

It further highlighted that "EW Section's other job is to disrupt the enemy communications, blind radars and neutralize explosive devices."
However, an official in the unit warned that Hizbullah and other resistance groups rely heavily on this technology."
"This includes single-band communications, high-frequency waves, short waves, Wi-Fi, ultra-high frequency and microwaves," the source explained.
"Offensive EW is a very dynamic world. It's changing at a crazy pace," the source said.

In parallel, it urged the "Israeli" Army to focus most of its EW capabilities against organizations, such as Hizbullah and Hamas. "The task is harder by the fact the organizations do not use standard military equipment to communicate."

"Once, two rival militaries would be involved in a communications race. Every five to 10 years, they would revamp their equipment. Today, by the time you get your new devices, the rival is moving on to the next era," the source explained, spelling out the problems of dealing with non-state actors.

"Hizbullah is very disciplined, and can [change] faster than a military. When Hamas in Gaza want to purchase something, they get it off the shelf. This is a real challenge," he added.
Moreover, the source warned that Hizbullah can quickly get the latest available encryption and encoding devices.

Source: JP, Edited by moqawama.org