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Still No Sales for Israel’s Iron Dome
Israel’s Iron Dome intercepting system has not yet been sold to a single customer, according to government and industry sources.
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IronVision Helmet Provides Sight Through Armored Tanks
Elbit Systems is debuting a sensor-fused system that allows tank commanders to essentially see through walls.
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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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Still No Sales for Israel’s Iron Dome
Israel’s Iron Dome intercepting system has not yet been sold to a single customer, according to government and industry sources.
-
IronVision Helmet Provides Sight Through Armored Tanks
Elbit Systems is debuting a sensor-fused system that allows tank commanders to essentially see through walls.
-
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.
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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.
-
Still No Sales for Israel’s Iron Dome
Israel’s Iron Dome intercepting system has not yet been sold to a single customer, according to government and industry sources.
-
IronVision Helmet Provides Sight Through Armored Tanks
Elbit Systems is debuting a sensor-fused system that allows tank commanders to essentially see through walls.
-
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.
