Anna Ahronheim
Anna Ahronheim is the editor for Defense & Tech by The Jerusalem Post. With a keen interest in the Middle East, terrorism, and terrorist groups, she moved from Canada to Israel and received her MA in Counter-Terrorism and Homeland Security at the Interdisciplinary Center of Herzilya, Israel. She started her career at i24News before moving to The Jerusalem Post where she was the military reporter.
Israel participates in South Korea's weapons exhibition, despite protests
Led by Israeli and US security veterans, Aurelius Capital launches $150M Defense-Tech fund
Israeli deep-tech company wins US Army competition, talks wireless defense to 'Post'
Drone warfare is no trend, defense against them is battlefield imperative - analysis
ThirdEye Systems understood that drones would change the battlefield before the war in Ukraine, and invested in the right vector at the right time
Germany, France sign deal for satellite-based early warning system
The system will feature two critical early-warning components: ground-based over-the-horizon radars and a satellite constellation.
US Navy tests autonomous Israeli tech with Stiletto program
Sealartec specializes in Autonomous Launch and Recovery Systems (ALRS) designed for both manned and unmanned surface vessels
A Black Hawk without pilots? Inside Sikorsky’s S-70 U-Hawk
Sikorsky turned legacy Black Hawk into an autonomous helicopter with 25% more cargo room.
Maxar rebrands for a new era of AI-Powered spatial intelligence
Vantor’s tools are designed to plug into existing military architectures while offering scalable intelligence for tactical, operational, and strategic levels
US President Trump says America ordered 28 'updated' B-2 stealth bombers
America flew seven of their 19 B-2 bombers during June's Operation Midnight Hammer against Iran's nuclear program.
The hostages are home, but the war with Hamas is not over - analysis
We have to celebrate today. But the war is not over. You cannot destroy an ideology with bombs.
Hamas phone calls to hostage families are public ceremonies - analysis
Hamas cannot keep their word. Not even for the simplest requests
When Middle East ceasefires lead to runways in Idaho
Beyond its military implications, the Qatari air base facility could be suggested the facility may be part of a broader diplomatic trade-off
US to build Qatar an Air Force facility in Idaho
The base “will be host to a contingent of Qatari F-15s and pilots to enhance our combined training, increase lethality, interoperability,” Hegseth said.