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Namer, Israel’s Heavy Troop Carrier, Passes Berm Test
Israel’s new, actively protected heavy combat vehicle for engineering missions has passed another critical milestone.
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Israeli Ex-Generals Push ‘Security First’ Plan for West Bank, Gaza
Fed up with security-sapping paralysis at home and fearful of diplomatic fallout abroad, a group of ex-generals in Israel is pushing its own initiative to break through the deadlock blocking prospects for an eventual two-state solution.
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Raytheon-Jordan Border Defense Against ISIS Enters Final Phase
Come August, the Raytheon-Jordanian industry team will start transitioning full sustainment operations to the Jordanian Armed Forces.
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‘Lieberman Road’ Turns Settlements Into Suburbs
Route 398, the so-called Lieberman Road, converts West Bank settlements and outposts into suburbs of Jerusalem.
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Analysis: Netanyahu Upends Israeli Politics With Defense Pick
Benjamin Netanyahu has replaced his Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon with former foreign minister and political rival Avigdor Lieberman.
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Resignation Speech: Israeli Defense Minister Steps Down, For Now
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon announced Friday he was taking “time out” from public life.
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Israel Claims Intercept Success with Sea-Based Iron Dome
Israel claimed Wednesday that it successfully intercepted a test salvo of shore-launched short-range rockets with a new sea-based version of the Iron Dome.
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Jordan Expands RPG Cooperation With Russia, Belarus
Jordan’s defense industry is cooperating with Belarus and Russia to develop remotely operated and vehicle-launched versions of the Russian-designed RPG-32.
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Mideast Commanders Conference Underscores Mutating Friends, Foes
For nearly two decades, warriors, commanders and dignitaries have gathered here in the Jordanian capital every two years for the region’s sole conference devoted to special operations forces.
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At SOFEX, Pakistani, Lebanese Commanders Recount Bloody Battles Against Jihadis
Pre-empt, persist and grant no sanctuary: That is the advice to special operations leaders in their battles against terrorists.
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Namer, Israel’s Heavy Troop Carrier, Passes Berm Test
Israel’s new, actively protected heavy combat vehicle for engineering missions has passed another critical milestone.
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Israeli Ex-Generals Push ‘Security First’ Plan for West Bank, Gaza
Fed up with security-sapping paralysis at home and fearful of diplomatic fallout abroad, a group of ex-generals in Israel is pushing its own initiative to break through the deadlock blocking prospects for an eventual two-state solution.
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Raytheon-Jordan Border Defense Against ISIS Enters Final Phase
Come August, the Raytheon-Jordanian industry team will start transitioning full sustainment operations to the Jordanian Armed Forces.
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‘Lieberman Road’ Turns Settlements Into Suburbs
Route 398, the so-called Lieberman Road, converts West Bank settlements and outposts into suburbs of Jerusalem.
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Analysis: Netanyahu Upends Israeli Politics With Defense Pick
Benjamin Netanyahu has replaced his Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon with former foreign minister and political rival Avigdor Lieberman.
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Resignation Speech: Israeli Defense Minister Steps Down, For Now
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon announced Friday he was taking “time out” from public life.
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Israel Claims Intercept Success with Sea-Based Iron Dome
Israel claimed Wednesday that it successfully intercepted a test salvo of shore-launched short-range rockets with a new sea-based version of the Iron Dome.
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Jordan Expands RPG Cooperation With Russia, Belarus
Jordan’s defense industry is cooperating with Belarus and Russia to develop remotely operated and vehicle-launched versions of the Russian-designed RPG-32.
-
Mideast Commanders Conference Underscores Mutating Friends, Foes
For nearly two decades, warriors, commanders and dignitaries have gathered here in the Jordanian capital every two years for the region’s sole conference devoted to special operations forces.
-
At SOFEX, Pakistani, Lebanese Commanders Recount Bloody Battles Against Jihadis
Pre-empt, persist and grant no sanctuary: That is the advice to special operations leaders in their battles against terrorists.
-
Namer, Israel’s Heavy Troop Carrier, Passes Berm Test
Israel’s new, actively protected heavy combat vehicle for engineering missions has passed another critical milestone.
-
Israeli Ex-Generals Push ‘Security First’ Plan for West Bank, Gaza
Fed up with security-sapping paralysis at home and fearful of diplomatic fallout abroad, a group of ex-generals in Israel is pushing its own initiative to break through the deadlock blocking prospects for an eventual two-state solution.
-
Raytheon-Jordan Border Defense Against ISIS Enters Final Phase
Come August, the Raytheon-Jordanian industry team will start transitioning full sustainment operations to the Jordanian Armed Forces.
-
‘Lieberman Road’ Turns Settlements Into Suburbs
Route 398, the so-called Lieberman Road, converts West Bank settlements and outposts into suburbs of Jerusalem.
-
Analysis: Netanyahu Upends Israeli Politics With Defense Pick
Benjamin Netanyahu has replaced his Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon with former foreign minister and political rival Avigdor Lieberman.
-
Resignation Speech: Israeli Defense Minister Steps Down, For Now
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon announced Friday he was taking “time out” from public life.
-
Israel Claims Intercept Success with Sea-Based Iron Dome
Israel claimed Wednesday that it successfully intercepted a test salvo of shore-launched short-range rockets with a new sea-based version of the Iron Dome.
-
Jordan Expands RPG Cooperation With Russia, Belarus
Jordan’s defense industry is cooperating with Belarus and Russia to develop remotely operated and vehicle-launched versions of the Russian-designed RPG-32.
-
Mideast Commanders Conference Underscores Mutating Friends, Foes
For nearly two decades, warriors, commanders and dignitaries have gathered here in the Jordanian capital every two years for the region’s sole conference devoted to special operations forces.
-
At SOFEX, Pakistani, Lebanese Commanders Recount Bloody Battles Against Jihadis
Pre-empt, persist and grant no sanctuary: That is the advice to special operations leaders in their battles against terrorists.
