Israeli new weapons

Likud MK Ohana says giving more trained Israelis guns would be a “force multiplier” for IDF and police, while MK Zandberg worries that once more guns are out there “we don’t know where they’ll go."

MPR 1000 and 2000 bombs undergoing trials, can pierce through reinforced concrete to target terrorist bunkers.

A study by retail information company RIS showed significant drops in certain retail outlets in October, particularly in Jerusalem.

‘Vedomosti’ newspaper says Russian Defense Ministry bought 10 IAI-made Searcher drones.

Israel requested a possible sale of Joint Direct Attack Munitions to convert "dumb bombs" and make them precision guided weapons.

The soldier both stole and sold the explosives, and had recently been discharged by the IDF for unspecified reasons.

IMI's Guided Mortar Munition can be guided by laser or GPS systems, has a range of 8 kilometers.

ACRI says black foam-tipped bullets were used by police in September, even though guidelines on their use were only published by the Police in January.

The system can be installed on light combat vehicles, including Humvees and jeeps, due to its light weight and can be carried by helicopter.

Public Security Ministry not in line with recent calls by officials to increase regulation and reduce the number of guns on the street.