The Zionist entity has launched on Sunday a huge drill, which the army said will this year focus on the “threat of unconventional weapons” at a time of growing regional tensions

The Zionist entity has launched on Sunday a huge drill, which the army said will this year focus on the “threat of unconventional weapons” at a time of growing regional tensions.

“The threats against the Israeli home front have significantly increased in recent years,” Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said at the beginning of the weekly cabinet meeting in remarks relayed by his office.

“Israel is the most threatened state in the world; it is under missile and rocket threat. We are prepared for any scenario,” he cried.

The Zionist army said in a statement that the annual drill, the seventh of its kind, “will encompass the army's home front command, the defense ministry, government bodies, municipalities and local authorities, rescue organizations and school systems.

"This year, the national exercise will focus on preparing the home front for required government, civilian and military response to an unconventional weapons scenario within the home front," the military statement read. The drill will end on Wednesday.