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Warfare Has Changed. Our Laws Haven’t.
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In Part 2 of this special Drone Wars episode, the conversation shifts from tactics to power, policy, and accountability in the era of drone-centric conflict.
Tommy Hendrix, managing partner at Decisive Point and the first investor in Firestorm, breaks down how Israel’s drone operations in Gaza reveal deep gaps between military innovation and international law, and how those gaps are exploited—not just by states, but also by non-state actors and information operations.
Key topics include:
- The disappearance of deterrence and escalation thresholds
- How drones are testing the limits of proportionality, transparency, and legality
- The tension between strategic effectiveness and the erosion of global norms
- Why open-source intelligence and public perception are now part of every strike
🎧 Listen to Part 2 for an unflinching look at the geopolitical ripple effects of modern drone warfare—and what it means for future conflicts.
Follow Tommy Hendrix:
Website: https://www.decisivepoint.com/team/thomas-hendrix
IN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomasehendrix/
About Drone Wars
Firestorm Studios brings you The Drone Wars Podcast, a show that explores all facets of autonomous systems - ground, air, and sea - and their transformative impact on various aspects of human life, from agriculture to warfare. We feature interviews with CEOs, founders, and C-suite executives from the world's leading autonomy and robotics companies.
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