An IDF inquiry concluded that the unidentified object that entered Israeli airspace on Saturday night was probably a balloon or device that uses hot air to float, and not an unmanned aerial vehicle. The IDF clarified on Tuesday that the possibility that the object was a drone or UAV can be ruled out, but it is still unable to determine with certainty from where the object came or what its target was. The defense establishment currently estimates that it was an innocent object that floated int...

AN UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT, A BORDER ALERT, AND A SEARCH THAT CONTINUED INTO THE FOLLOWING DAY An unidentified aerial object near the Israel–Lebanon border prompted a security alert on Saturday evening, followed by helicopters, ground searches and checkpoints across parts of northern Israel. By Sunday, the military still had not publicly established what it was. The alert sounded at 7:57 p.m. on October 10 in Arab al-Aramshe, in the Western Galilee. In its subsequent statement, the Israel Defense...

So this happened last night up north and I've been following it since the alert went off. Saturday Oct 10, 19:57, alert sounds in Arab al-Aramshe (Western Galilee, basically right on the Lebanese border). Forces get called out, searches start. Then nothing for hours. At 23:42 the IDF spokesperson puts out an update. Observation teams picked up an unidentified aerial object near the border, forces still searching. No unusual findings, no instructions for civilians. That's it. This morning Almo...

The event happened October 10th (2026), around 20:00 local time, near the Aramsha village in Western Galilee area. Can you make something out of it? It was flying fast when it appeared on camera. The picture is circulating local media outlets today. Some outlets called it an unidentified flying object. Local authorities say they are still scanning the area