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Israel Keeps Wary Eye on Iranian Missile Buildup
Israeli is keeping a “very sharp eye” on Iran’s modernized ballistic missile arsenal
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IDF Document Makes No Mention of Iranian Nuke Threat
The Iranian nuclear threat is not specifically mentioned in the IDF’s new strategy document, at least not in the unclassified version approved for public release.
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Israel Strategy Accents Offense Over Defense
Offense is Israel’s overarching military modernization priority for the coming five years.
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Chinese Firm Claims To Offer Israeli AESA Radar
A People’s Liberation Army (PLA)-accredited, publicly traded firm is marketing an advanced airborne fire-control radar believed to be from Elta Systems, the same Israeli state-owned subsidiary at the heart of an incendiary chapter in US-Israel relations that continues to reverberate 15 years after Washington forced Israel to cancel a controversial contract with Beijing.
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Israeli Defense Minister Assails Panel Findings
An Israeli panel of experts hailed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for their devotion to state security was pilloried Tuesday by Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon for “gambling on the security of the citizens of Israel.”
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Amid Comradery, Cracks in US-Israel Priorities
US Secretary of Defense Ash Carter is flagging threats posed by Iran and the Islamic State while Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon, is focusing exclusively on Iran
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Experts Praise Iran Deal, Despite Congressional Concerns
Experts Praise Iran Deal, Despite Congressional Concerns
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Security Assurances, But No Military Bonanza for Regional Allies
US officials say security assurances over the Iran deal will be primarily procedural, aimed at self-defense.
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Congress, Israel React to Iran Deal
As news of a potentially historic deal with Iran broke, members of Congress and foreign governments alike rushed to react to the news.
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Netanyahu Calls on US Congress To Squash Iran Deal
After months of increasingly strident warnings against nuclear negotiating concessions to Iran, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is calling on “all for whom the security of Israel is dear” to deny those seeking to sign “a bad deal at any price.”
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Israel Keeps Wary Eye on Iranian Missile Buildup
Israeli is keeping a “very sharp eye” on Iran’s modernized ballistic missile arsenal
-
IDF Document Makes No Mention of Iranian Nuke Threat
The Iranian nuclear threat is not specifically mentioned in the IDF’s new strategy document, at least not in the unclassified version approved for public release.
-
Israel Strategy Accents Offense Over Defense
Offense is Israel’s overarching military modernization priority for the coming five years.
-
Chinese Firm Claims To Offer Israeli AESA Radar
A People’s Liberation Army (PLA)-accredited, publicly traded firm is marketing an advanced airborne fire-control radar believed to be from Elta Systems, the same Israeli state-owned subsidiary at the heart of an incendiary chapter in US-Israel relations that continues to reverberate 15 years after Washington forced Israel to cancel a controversial contract with Beijing.
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Israeli Defense Minister Assails Panel Findings
An Israeli panel of experts hailed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for their devotion to state security was pilloried Tuesday by Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon for “gambling on the security of the citizens of Israel.”
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Amid Comradery, Cracks in US-Israel Priorities
US Secretary of Defense Ash Carter is flagging threats posed by Iran and the Islamic State while Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon, is focusing exclusively on Iran
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Experts Praise Iran Deal, Despite Congressional Concerns
Experts Praise Iran Deal, Despite Congressional Concerns
-
Security Assurances, But No Military Bonanza for Regional Allies
US officials say security assurances over the Iran deal will be primarily procedural, aimed at self-defense.
-
Congress, Israel React to Iran Deal
As news of a potentially historic deal with Iran broke, members of Congress and foreign governments alike rushed to react to the news.
-
Netanyahu Calls on US Congress To Squash Iran Deal
After months of increasingly strident warnings against nuclear negotiating concessions to Iran, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is calling on “all for whom the security of Israel is dear” to deny those seeking to sign “a bad deal at any price.”
-
Israel Keeps Wary Eye on Iranian Missile Buildup
Israeli is keeping a “very sharp eye” on Iran’s modernized ballistic missile arsenal
-
IDF Document Makes No Mention of Iranian Nuke Threat
The Iranian nuclear threat is not specifically mentioned in the IDF’s new strategy document, at least not in the unclassified version approved for public release.
-
Israel Strategy Accents Offense Over Defense
Offense is Israel’s overarching military modernization priority for the coming five years.
-
Chinese Firm Claims To Offer Israeli AESA Radar
A People’s Liberation Army (PLA)-accredited, publicly traded firm is marketing an advanced airborne fire-control radar believed to be from Elta Systems, the same Israeli state-owned subsidiary at the heart of an incendiary chapter in US-Israel relations that continues to reverberate 15 years after Washington forced Israel to cancel a controversial contract with Beijing.
-
Israeli Defense Minister Assails Panel Findings
An Israeli panel of experts hailed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for their devotion to state security was pilloried Tuesday by Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon for “gambling on the security of the citizens of Israel.”
-
Amid Comradery, Cracks in US-Israel Priorities
US Secretary of Defense Ash Carter is flagging threats posed by Iran and the Islamic State while Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon, is focusing exclusively on Iran
-
Experts Praise Iran Deal, Despite Congressional Concerns
Experts Praise Iran Deal, Despite Congressional Concerns
-
Security Assurances, But No Military Bonanza for Regional Allies
US officials say security assurances over the Iran deal will be primarily procedural, aimed at self-defense.
-
Congress, Israel React to Iran Deal
As news of a potentially historic deal with Iran broke, members of Congress and foreign governments alike rushed to react to the news.
-
Netanyahu Calls on US Congress To Squash Iran Deal
After months of increasingly strident warnings against nuclear negotiating concessions to Iran, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is calling on “all for whom the security of Israel is dear” to deny those seeking to sign “a bad deal at any price.”
