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Udi Adam Tapped to Head Israel’s MoD, Replacing Dan Harel
Adam would oversee such critical issues as US-Israel technology exchanges, Israeli exports and the implementation of the Israel military’s new five-year plan.
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G-Nius Folds From Low Interest in Unmanned Ground Systems
Failure to secure international buyers for its unmanned ground systems is forcing G-Nius to disband operations.
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Israel Seeks Greater Autonomy for F-35 Fighter Force
Israel is working with Lockheed Martin and the F-35 Joint Program Office to on its own command, control, communications and computing (C4) system for the joint strike fighter.
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US Tests Potential Israeli Cure for Victims of ‘Nuclear Terrorism’
An arm of the US National Institutes of Health is moving into advanced testing of an Israeli product that promises to treat victims of radiation exposure.
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Israel’s State-Owned Defense Firms Hail Ties With India
Israel Aerospace Industries and Rafael are flagging strengthened ties to the Indian market.
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Israeli Air Force: Russian Air Power in Syria Remains Robust
Russian air power in Syria remains substantial, according to the Israeli Air Force, with newly deployed attack helicopters replacing many of the fighter bombers.
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Castle of the Lake: An Israeli Tale of Rescue and Redemption
Despite its storybook title, Castle of the Lake is no fairy tale.
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Top Israeli Commander Endorses Obama Doctrine; Gives Kudos to Moscow
Israel’s number two-ranking officer on Thursday conferred praise on global rivals Russia and the United States with his seeming support of the so-called Obama doctrine and respect for Moscow’s “professionalism” in joint dealings in Syria.
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Experts: Israel Lacks Leverage Against Iranian Missile Tests
Israeli experts concede Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his backers in the West lack leverage to penalize Iran for its advancing ballistic missile program.
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Israel To Double Heron UAV Recon Squadron
The Israel Air Force plans to double its force of Heron TP UAVs by the end of this year.
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Udi Adam Tapped to Head Israel’s MoD, Replacing Dan Harel
Adam would oversee such critical issues as US-Israel technology exchanges, Israeli exports and the implementation of the Israel military’s new five-year plan.
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G-Nius Folds From Low Interest in Unmanned Ground Systems
Failure to secure international buyers for its unmanned ground systems is forcing G-Nius to disband operations.
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Israel Seeks Greater Autonomy for F-35 Fighter Force
Israel is working with Lockheed Martin and the F-35 Joint Program Office to on its own command, control, communications and computing (C4) system for the joint strike fighter.
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US Tests Potential Israeli Cure for Victims of ‘Nuclear Terrorism’
An arm of the US National Institutes of Health is moving into advanced testing of an Israeli product that promises to treat victims of radiation exposure.
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Israel’s State-Owned Defense Firms Hail Ties With India
Israel Aerospace Industries and Rafael are flagging strengthened ties to the Indian market.
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Israeli Air Force: Russian Air Power in Syria Remains Robust
Russian air power in Syria remains substantial, according to the Israeli Air Force, with newly deployed attack helicopters replacing many of the fighter bombers.
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Castle of the Lake: An Israeli Tale of Rescue and Redemption
Despite its storybook title, Castle of the Lake is no fairy tale.
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Top Israeli Commander Endorses Obama Doctrine; Gives Kudos to Moscow
Israel’s number two-ranking officer on Thursday conferred praise on global rivals Russia and the United States with his seeming support of the so-called Obama doctrine and respect for Moscow’s “professionalism” in joint dealings in Syria.
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Experts: Israel Lacks Leverage Against Iranian Missile Tests
Israeli experts concede Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his backers in the West lack leverage to penalize Iran for its advancing ballistic missile program.
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Israel To Double Heron UAV Recon Squadron
The Israel Air Force plans to double its force of Heron TP UAVs by the end of this year.
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Udi Adam Tapped to Head Israel’s MoD, Replacing Dan Harel
Adam would oversee such critical issues as US-Israel technology exchanges, Israeli exports and the implementation of the Israel military’s new five-year plan.
-
G-Nius Folds From Low Interest in Unmanned Ground Systems
Failure to secure international buyers for its unmanned ground systems is forcing G-Nius to disband operations.
-
Israel Seeks Greater Autonomy for F-35 Fighter Force
Israel is working with Lockheed Martin and the F-35 Joint Program Office to on its own command, control, communications and computing (C4) system for the joint strike fighter.
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US Tests Potential Israeli Cure for Victims of ‘Nuclear Terrorism’
An arm of the US National Institutes of Health is moving into advanced testing of an Israeli product that promises to treat victims of radiation exposure.
-
Israel’s State-Owned Defense Firms Hail Ties With India
Israel Aerospace Industries and Rafael are flagging strengthened ties to the Indian market.
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Israeli Air Force: Russian Air Power in Syria Remains Robust
Russian air power in Syria remains substantial, according to the Israeli Air Force, with newly deployed attack helicopters replacing many of the fighter bombers.
-
Castle of the Lake: An Israeli Tale of Rescue and Redemption
Despite its storybook title, Castle of the Lake is no fairy tale.
-
Top Israeli Commander Endorses Obama Doctrine; Gives Kudos to Moscow
Israel’s number two-ranking officer on Thursday conferred praise on global rivals Russia and the United States with his seeming support of the so-called Obama doctrine and respect for Moscow’s “professionalism” in joint dealings in Syria.
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Experts: Israel Lacks Leverage Against Iranian Missile Tests
Israeli experts concede Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his backers in the West lack leverage to penalize Iran for its advancing ballistic missile program.
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Israel To Double Heron UAV Recon Squadron
The Israel Air Force plans to double its force of Heron TP UAVs by the end of this year.
