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Monday, August 11, 2014
AquaShield: Protecting Israel's Maritime Border
After Hamas terrorists attempted to infiltrate Israel via an amphibious landing from the sea, the thwarted terror attacks underlined the need to continually maintain security across Israel’s shoreline, stretching hundreds of kilometers on the Mediterranean sea.
The answer has come from Israeli defense technology firm DSIT Solutions. DSIT has developed a new sonar and electronic detection system designed to protect all forms of maritime assets which include beaches, bays, ports, ocean-based installations (like oil rigs), piers, and maritime energy terminals, of which Israel has more than a few.
With the recent maritime gas field discoveries and drilling platforms currently under construction in the Mediterranean,coupled with the now frequent incursions by Hamas, Israel’s need to protect its waters has never been greater.
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