Israel defense news
What comes after the war? Israel's defense chiefs reveal where the IDF plans to remain - exclusive
Regarding the broader consensus points, from Right to Left, top Israeli defense officials believe the country must maintain some kind of security zone in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria for years to come.
The West’s defense boom is colliding with an industrial base that can’t keep up - opinion
Defense Ministry works toward future of Israel's defense sector, plans for munitions independence
IDF redeployment hinges on Hezbollah disarmament, US officials say ahead of Netanyahu-Trump summit
US, UK affirm Israel's right to self-defense as UNSC set to meet on Gaza
US Senator Bob Menendez, UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss and other officials issued statements supporting Israel's right to defend itself.
Israeli firm Elbit debuts new advanced radar at Eurosatory
The DaiR is an innovative new radar that makes use of artificial intelligence, sophisticated algorithms and hundreds of digital receivers.
Israeli tech: This new sensor can detect incoming fire on battlefield
The OTHELLO-P passive high-performance gunfire detection system increases survivability and lethality of troops on the battlefield.
Which Israeli defense companies will participate in Eurosatory?
Europe's leading land defense and security exhibition will take place in Paris this year, and is set to feature dozens of Israeli companies.
Defense Minister Gantz's trip to India in jeopardy again
Gantz was unable to find an opposition member who would abstain from votes while he was gone.
IDF wants next war to be 'fast and lethal' - top Israeli officer
The IDF’s month-long Chariots of Fire exercise is aimed at strengthening defenses and homefront resilience.
Defense exports in 2021 reach 20-year high with $11.2b in sales
Exports to Abraham Accord countries make up 7% of all defense exports.
Germany eyes Arrow 3 missile defense system from Israel - report
Both Israel and Germany's defense ministries declined to comment directly on a German purchase of Arrow 3.
Israeli companies design unmanned helicopter with precision-fire capabilities
The ever-increasing use of hostile, weaponized aerial vehicles on the battlefield has pushed defense companies to develop systems to counter enemy drones.
Israel must look to its own defenses in regards to Iran - opinion
The new Iran deal that will be signed will probably be weak and useless at mitigating the Iranian threat.
