Hezbollah’s night drones are now seeing Israel in the dark - and Netanyahu’s army is running out of places to hide. Right, so Hezbollah's latest drone problem for Israel isn't just that something is flying at them again. The problem is that something is now seeing them in a way their usual battlefield habits were never built to survive. Thermal-camera drones don't need a clean daylight image of a soldier standing nicely in the open, waving at the sky like an idiot waiting to be introduced to physics. They read heat. They pick out bodies, engines, warm metal, active vehicles, recently used kit and movement that darkness was supposed to help hide. Israel has spent months trying to adjust to drones on the northern front, pushing work into different hours, changing movement patterns, hiding vehicles, throwing nets over positions, and trying to convin ...