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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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Jordan Proves Heavyweight in Fight Against ISIS
Jordan “is boxing well above its weight class in the war against radical Islamic terror,” a general officer involved in security cooperation with the kingdom told Defense News.
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Introducing: Israeli 12-Kilo Killer Robot
Imagine an intuitively trained special missions operative endowed with 360-degree vision who works alone or in packs to breach high-risk safe houses and bunkers, ready to shoot to kill within a second of an officer’s command.
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Israel Discovers, Destroys Cross-Border Tunnel from Gaza
A ground-breaking tunnel detection system contributed to the discovery on Thursday of another cross-border tunnel extending into Israeli territory from southern Gaza.
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NATO Accepts Israel, 4 Other Nations as Headquarter Liaisons
The North Atlantic Council on Wednesday agreed to allow Israel and four other non-NATO members to open diplomatic missions to its headquarters in Brussels.
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Israel Urges Russia To Tighten Coordination Ties in Syria
Israel’s prime minister urged Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday to further strengthen preventive safety measures between their respective military forces operating in Syria.
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Israel Confident F-35 Won’t Be Sold To Gulf Near-Term
Israel remains confident it will be the sole regional user of the F-35, even as the US arms its Gulf allies.
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Israel, Singapore Pledge Expanded Cyber Cooperation
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his counterpart from Singapore Lee Hsien Loong pledged Tuesday to expand cyber defense cooperation and high-tech trade ties.
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Israel Eyes US Funding To Detect, Destroy Hamas Tunnels
Israel wants extensive US multiyear funding to field a multilayered system for detecting and destroying border-breaching tunnels.
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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.
-
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.
-
Jordan Proves Heavyweight in Fight Against ISIS
Jordan “is boxing well above its weight class in the war against radical Islamic terror,” a general officer involved in security cooperation with the kingdom told Defense News.
-
Introducing: Israeli 12-Kilo Killer Robot
Imagine an intuitively trained special missions operative endowed with 360-degree vision who works alone or in packs to breach high-risk safe houses and bunkers, ready to shoot to kill within a second of an officer’s command.
-
Israel Discovers, Destroys Cross-Border Tunnel from Gaza
A ground-breaking tunnel detection system contributed to the discovery on Thursday of another cross-border tunnel extending into Israeli territory from southern Gaza.
-
NATO Accepts Israel, 4 Other Nations as Headquarter Liaisons
The North Atlantic Council on Wednesday agreed to allow Israel and four other non-NATO members to open diplomatic missions to its headquarters in Brussels.
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Israel Urges Russia To Tighten Coordination Ties in Syria
Israel’s prime minister urged Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday to further strengthen preventive safety measures between their respective military forces operating in Syria.
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Israel Confident F-35 Won’t Be Sold To Gulf Near-Term
Israel remains confident it will be the sole regional user of the F-35, even as the US arms its Gulf allies.
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Israel, Singapore Pledge Expanded Cyber Cooperation
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his counterpart from Singapore Lee Hsien Loong pledged Tuesday to expand cyber defense cooperation and high-tech trade ties.
-
Israel Eyes US Funding To Detect, Destroy Hamas Tunnels
Israel wants extensive US multiyear funding to field a multilayered system for detecting and destroying border-breaching tunnels.
-
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.
-
Jordan Proves Heavyweight in Fight Against ISIS
Jordan “is boxing well above its weight class in the war against radical Islamic terror,” a general officer involved in security cooperation with the kingdom told Defense News.
-
Introducing: Israeli 12-Kilo Killer Robot
Imagine an intuitively trained special missions operative endowed with 360-degree vision who works alone or in packs to breach high-risk safe houses and bunkers, ready to shoot to kill within a second of an officer’s command.
-
Israel Discovers, Destroys Cross-Border Tunnel from Gaza
A ground-breaking tunnel detection system contributed to the discovery on Thursday of another cross-border tunnel extending into Israeli territory from southern Gaza.
-
NATO Accepts Israel, 4 Other Nations as Headquarter Liaisons
The North Atlantic Council on Wednesday agreed to allow Israel and four other non-NATO members to open diplomatic missions to its headquarters in Brussels.
-
Israel Urges Russia To Tighten Coordination Ties in Syria
Israel’s prime minister urged Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday to further strengthen preventive safety measures between their respective military forces operating in Syria.
-
Israel Confident F-35 Won’t Be Sold To Gulf Near-Term
Israel remains confident it will be the sole regional user of the F-35, even as the US arms its Gulf allies.
-
Israel, Singapore Pledge Expanded Cyber Cooperation
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his counterpart from Singapore Lee Hsien Loong pledged Tuesday to expand cyber defense cooperation and high-tech trade ties.
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Israel Eyes US Funding To Detect, Destroy Hamas Tunnels
Israel wants extensive US multiyear funding to field a multilayered system for detecting and destroying border-breaching tunnels.













