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No lasers here: Elbit demos targeting system that could help conceal user
A new lightweight, passive targeting fire-support system demonstrated by Elbit Systems seeks to conceal an operator while the user monitors and identifies a target.
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Liberman’s exit, and how Israel’s chips may fall
Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman’s Nov. 14 resignation disrupted the country’s politics at a sensitive time for regional security — and it could serve as the catalyst for the delay of several defense deals.
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Israeli company to outfit Indian Navy, Army after $1.3 billion in defense deals
The deals are part of a growing relationship between Israel and India based on defense systems.
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IAI North America CEO Swami Iyer looks to expand operations in the US with ‘Made in Mississippi’
The CEO of IAI North America has big plans to expand, pointing to the subsidiary of Israel’s largest aerospace and defense company’s “Made in Mississippi” Arrow 3 anti-ballistic missile canister as only the beginning.
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Rafael targets Spike anti-tank missile sales in Germany, Poland
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems hopes its Spike extended-range anti-tank missile will be a good fit for the German and Polish armed forces.
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New defense budget bill foresees US-Israel counter-drone cooperation
The cooperation will identify “capability gaps” of the U.S. and Israel in countering UAVs and seek out projects to address those gaps to strengthen U.S. and Israeli security.
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Israel activated its David’s Sling missile system for the first time. Will more sales start booming?
With Iron Dome shown to be successful and an Arrow missile used to down a Syrian surface-to-air missile, all the layers of Israel’s advanced missile defense have now been put to use.
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The international impact of Israel’s underground Iron Dome
The tunnel-detection systems Israel has been pioneering with U.S. support has wider implications than just battling Hamas.
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No lasers here: Elbit demos targeting system that could help conceal user
A new lightweight, passive targeting fire-support system demonstrated by Elbit Systems seeks to conceal an operator while the user monitors and identifies a target.
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Liberman’s exit, and how Israel’s chips may fall
Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman’s Nov. 14 resignation disrupted the country’s politics at a sensitive time for regional security — and it could serve as the catalyst for the delay of several defense deals.
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Israeli company to outfit Indian Navy, Army after $1.3 billion in defense deals
The deals are part of a growing relationship between Israel and India based on defense systems.
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IAI North America CEO Swami Iyer looks to expand operations in the US with ‘Made in Mississippi’
The CEO of IAI North America has big plans to expand, pointing to the subsidiary of Israel’s largest aerospace and defense company’s “Made in Mississippi” Arrow 3 anti-ballistic missile canister as only the beginning.
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Rafael targets Spike anti-tank missile sales in Germany, Poland
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems hopes its Spike extended-range anti-tank missile will be a good fit for the German and Polish armed forces.
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New defense budget bill foresees US-Israel counter-drone cooperation
The cooperation will identify “capability gaps” of the U.S. and Israel in countering UAVs and seek out projects to address those gaps to strengthen U.S. and Israeli security.
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Israel activated its David’s Sling missile system for the first time. Will more sales start booming?
With Iron Dome shown to be successful and an Arrow missile used to down a Syrian surface-to-air missile, all the layers of Israel’s advanced missile defense have now been put to use.
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The international impact of Israel’s underground Iron Dome
The tunnel-detection systems Israel has been pioneering with U.S. support has wider implications than just battling Hamas.
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No lasers here: Elbit demos targeting system that could help conceal user
A new lightweight, passive targeting fire-support system demonstrated by Elbit Systems seeks to conceal an operator while the user monitors and identifies a target.
-
Liberman’s exit, and how Israel’s chips may fall
Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman’s Nov. 14 resignation disrupted the country’s politics at a sensitive time for regional security — and it could serve as the catalyst for the delay of several defense deals.
-
Israeli company to outfit Indian Navy, Army after $1.3 billion in defense deals
The deals are part of a growing relationship between Israel and India based on defense systems.
-
IAI North America CEO Swami Iyer looks to expand operations in the US with ‘Made in Mississippi’
The CEO of IAI North America has big plans to expand, pointing to the subsidiary of Israel’s largest aerospace and defense company’s “Made in Mississippi” Arrow 3 anti-ballistic missile canister as only the beginning.
-
Rafael targets Spike anti-tank missile sales in Germany, Poland
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems hopes its Spike extended-range anti-tank missile will be a good fit for the German and Polish armed forces.
-
New defense budget bill foresees US-Israel counter-drone cooperation
The cooperation will identify “capability gaps” of the U.S. and Israel in countering UAVs and seek out projects to address those gaps to strengthen U.S. and Israeli security.
-
Israel activated its David’s Sling missile system for the first time. Will more sales start booming?
With Iron Dome shown to be successful and an Arrow missile used to down a Syrian surface-to-air missile, all the layers of Israel’s advanced missile defense have now been put to use.
-
The international impact of Israel’s underground Iron Dome
The tunnel-detection systems Israel has been pioneering with U.S. support has wider implications than just battling Hamas.
