Peter Hitchens argues that Britain should develop its own air-defence system similar to Israel’s “Iron Dome” to protect against drones and missiles. In the provided coverage, the emphasis is on the need to strengthen national defence capabilities against evolving aerial threats. Hitchens frames his comments through his personal background and experience, stating that he takes Britain’s defence seriously and that he was raised in a naval family. He also notes that his grandfather served in World War I. The article presents the proposal as a warning and call for preparedness, focusing on defensive measures rather than offensive strategy. No additional technical details, timelines, or policy alternatives are included in the excerpts provided. The coverage therefore centers on the broader recommendation for improved interception and protection capability, particularly for drone and missile threats.