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Obama Offers Israel New 10-Year Aid Package, But There’s a Catch
US President Barack Obama’s administration is offering Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a consolidated aid package that essentially guarantees Israel expanded top-line funding from State Department and Pentagon accounts each year for the next decade, starting in 2018.
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US-Israel Drill Reduces Boots on Ground, Expands Simulation
Extensive simulations rather than boots on the ground will characterize this year’s Israel-US Juniper Cobra exercise.
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Israel Ups Oversight of Arms Exports to Burundi
TEL AVIV, IsraelAfter prodding from experts and human rights activists, Israel’s Ministry of Defense has removed Burundi from its list of 98 nations where Israeli exporters do not need permission to market non-classified weaponry and defense services
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Israel’s Elbit Unveils USV for Anti-Sub, Anti-Mine Missions
Israel’s Elbit Systems unveiled on Monday a prototype of what it claims is the world’s first unmanned system for anti-submarine warfare (ASW) missions.
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Israel To Equip Troop Carriers With Trophy APS
Nearly a decade later than planned, Israel this week began operational testing of its Namer heavy troop carrier equipped with the indigenously developed Trophy Active Protection System.
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Israeli Gov’t Reaches Out Before Clamping Down on Cyber Exports
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his National Cyber Bureau are soliciting feedback before codifying export controls
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Israel Claims Surge in Cyber Sales, Investment
Israeli exports of cyber-related products and services in 2015 are estimated $3.5 billion, about $500 million more than 2014 figures and more than all other nations combined apart from the United States, the government announced Thursday.
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Israeli Government Official Moves to Sack IAI Chairman
In an extraordinarily public confrontation, the Israeli government’s overseer of state-owned companies has moved to sack Rafi Maor, the chairman of Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), on grounds of “improper stewardship unworthy of the company.”
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US Negotiator of Iran Deal Recounts ‘Pain’ Over Israeli Invective
The chief US negotiator of the Iran nuclear deal recounts the personal pain she felt by the Israeli government’s opposition
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Keeping ISIS Out of Palestine
Palestine leader Mahmoud Abbas insists the authority he heads will survive to see the rise of a sovereign state alongside Israel …
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Obama Offers Israel New 10-Year Aid Package, But There’s a Catch
US President Barack Obama’s administration is offering Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a consolidated aid package that essentially guarantees Israel expanded top-line funding from State Department and Pentagon accounts each year for the next decade, starting in 2018.
-
US-Israel Drill Reduces Boots on Ground, Expands Simulation
Extensive simulations rather than boots on the ground will characterize this year’s Israel-US Juniper Cobra exercise.
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Israel Ups Oversight of Arms Exports to Burundi
TEL AVIV, IsraelAfter prodding from experts and human rights activists, Israel’s Ministry of Defense has removed Burundi from its list of 98 nations where Israeli exporters do not need permission to market non-classified weaponry and defense services
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Israel’s Elbit Unveils USV for Anti-Sub, Anti-Mine Missions
Israel’s Elbit Systems unveiled on Monday a prototype of what it claims is the world’s first unmanned system for anti-submarine warfare (ASW) missions.
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Israel To Equip Troop Carriers With Trophy APS
Nearly a decade later than planned, Israel this week began operational testing of its Namer heavy troop carrier equipped with the indigenously developed Trophy Active Protection System.
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Israeli Gov’t Reaches Out Before Clamping Down on Cyber Exports
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his National Cyber Bureau are soliciting feedback before codifying export controls
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Israel Claims Surge in Cyber Sales, Investment
Israeli exports of cyber-related products and services in 2015 are estimated $3.5 billion, about $500 million more than 2014 figures and more than all other nations combined apart from the United States, the government announced Thursday.
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Israeli Government Official Moves to Sack IAI Chairman
In an extraordinarily public confrontation, the Israeli government’s overseer of state-owned companies has moved to sack Rafi Maor, the chairman of Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), on grounds of “improper stewardship unworthy of the company.”
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US Negotiator of Iran Deal Recounts ‘Pain’ Over Israeli Invective
The chief US negotiator of the Iran nuclear deal recounts the personal pain she felt by the Israeli government’s opposition
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Keeping ISIS Out of Palestine
Palestine leader Mahmoud Abbas insists the authority he heads will survive to see the rise of a sovereign state alongside Israel …
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Obama Offers Israel New 10-Year Aid Package, But There’s a Catch
US President Barack Obama’s administration is offering Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a consolidated aid package that essentially guarantees Israel expanded top-line funding from State Department and Pentagon accounts each year for the next decade, starting in 2018.
-
US-Israel Drill Reduces Boots on Ground, Expands Simulation
Extensive simulations rather than boots on the ground will characterize this year’s Israel-US Juniper Cobra exercise.
-
Israel Ups Oversight of Arms Exports to Burundi
TEL AVIV, IsraelAfter prodding from experts and human rights activists, Israel’s Ministry of Defense has removed Burundi from its list of 98 nations where Israeli exporters do not need permission to market non-classified weaponry and defense services
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Israel’s Elbit Unveils USV for Anti-Sub, Anti-Mine Missions
Israel’s Elbit Systems unveiled on Monday a prototype of what it claims is the world’s first unmanned system for anti-submarine warfare (ASW) missions.
-
Israel To Equip Troop Carriers With Trophy APS
Nearly a decade later than planned, Israel this week began operational testing of its Namer heavy troop carrier equipped with the indigenously developed Trophy Active Protection System.
-
Israeli Gov’t Reaches Out Before Clamping Down on Cyber Exports
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his National Cyber Bureau are soliciting feedback before codifying export controls
-
Israel Claims Surge in Cyber Sales, Investment
Israeli exports of cyber-related products and services in 2015 are estimated $3.5 billion, about $500 million more than 2014 figures and more than all other nations combined apart from the United States, the government announced Thursday.
-
Israeli Government Official Moves to Sack IAI Chairman
In an extraordinarily public confrontation, the Israeli government’s overseer of state-owned companies has moved to sack Rafi Maor, the chairman of Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), on grounds of “improper stewardship unworthy of the company.”
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US Negotiator of Iran Deal Recounts ‘Pain’ Over Israeli Invective
The chief US negotiator of the Iran nuclear deal recounts the personal pain she felt by the Israeli government’s opposition
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Keeping ISIS Out of Palestine
Palestine leader Mahmoud Abbas insists the authority he heads will survive to see the rise of a sovereign state alongside Israel …
