Israel is going to develop a weapon that no one has underground: "A radical Zionist who wants to fight"

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed that he invited Palmer Luckey, founder of Anduril, to Israel to discuss unmanned systems capable of moving underground. Luckey, who defines himself as a 'radical Zionist', has developed drones, cruise missiles, and military AI systems. The technology could change the fight against Hamas tunnels, Hezbollah infrastructure, and Iranian nuclear and missile facilities.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed that he invited Palmer Luckey, founder of Anduril, to Israel to discuss unmanned systems that could move underground. Luckey, 33, became famous as the founder of Oculus (sold to Facebook in 2014 for about two billion dollars) and defines himself as a 'radical Zionist'. Anduril develops drones, unmanned aerial vehicles, cruise missiles, robotic submarines, and an AI-based command and control system called Lattice. Netanyahu did not specify whether this is a practical project or an initial technological idea. The Israeli context relates to Hamas tunnels in Gaza, Hezbollah infrastructure, and Iran's nuclear and missile facilities.

Israel is going to develop a weapon that no one has underground: "A radical Zionist who wants to fight"