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Israel’s 5-Year Plan Bulks Up Combat Capabilities; Cuts Manpower
The Israel Defense Forces’ (IDF) latest five-year plan, roughly half of the 310 billion shekel ($78.6 billion) projected for defense spending through 2020, aims to bulk up cyber-protected, networked combat capabilities while cutting back on manpower and non-combat support services.
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Security Breach Prompts Shake-Up at Israel Missile Defense Office
A “serious information security violation” forced Israel’s Defense Ministry on Sunday to terminate the directorship of Yair Ramati, as head of the Ministry’s Israel Missile Defense Organization (IMDO).
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Exclusive: Crisis Averted After Israeli, Palestinian Troops Face Off Near Abbas’ Home
Officials from the Palestinian Authority are still seething from a nighttime clash last week between Israeli and Palestinian forces near the home of President Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah, West Bank.
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David’s Sling System Shows Ability To Destroy Rockets, Missiles
With hit-to-kill precision, the joint US-Israel David’s Sling Weapon System (DSWS) demonstrated Monday its ability to destroy salvos of heavy long-range rockets and short-range ballistic missiles during a series of developmental tests.
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F-35 Work for Israeli Firms Reaches $770M
Israeli firms have received 3 billion shekels ($770 million) worth of work from Lockheed Martin Corp. as part of an industrial cooperation package associated with Israel’s purchase of F-35I stealth fighters, the Israeli Defense Ministry announced Sunday.
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Israeli Dolphin Sub Leaves German Shipyard En Route to Home Base
After 32 months of system integration and seas trials, Israel’s fifth Dolphin submarine left the Thyssen-Krupp Marine Systems (TKMS) shipyard in Kiel, Germany, on Thursday and is scheduled to arrive at its home base in January.
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Pentagon Mortar Order Bolsters IMI Pre-Privatization Position
A $98 million Pentagon award to Raytheon and its principal partner Israel Military Industries (IMI) is fortifying the position of the Israeli state-owned firm as it heads into the final phase of privatization.
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Israel Military Eyes NATO-Like Global Cyber Coalition
An architect of Israel’s cyber defense force says Israel can play a key role in creating a NATO-like cyber defense alliance
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US-Israel Arrow-3 Intercepts Target in Space
The US-Israel Arrow Weapon System and its Upper-Tier Arrow-3 missile scored its first intercept.
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Israel Outlines Unmanned Systems Plans
Israel’s Defense Ministry is eyeing new autonomous operating concepts and a variety of unmanned air, ground and sea systems
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Israel’s 5-Year Plan Bulks Up Combat Capabilities; Cuts Manpower
The Israel Defense Forces’ (IDF) latest five-year plan, roughly half of the 310 billion shekel ($78.6 billion) projected for defense spending through 2020, aims to bulk up cyber-protected, networked combat capabilities while cutting back on manpower and non-combat support services.
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Security Breach Prompts Shake-Up at Israel Missile Defense Office
A “serious information security violation” forced Israel’s Defense Ministry on Sunday to terminate the directorship of Yair Ramati, as head of the Ministry’s Israel Missile Defense Organization (IMDO).
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Exclusive: Crisis Averted After Israeli, Palestinian Troops Face Off Near Abbas’ Home
Officials from the Palestinian Authority are still seething from a nighttime clash last week between Israeli and Palestinian forces near the home of President Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah, West Bank.
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David’s Sling System Shows Ability To Destroy Rockets, Missiles
With hit-to-kill precision, the joint US-Israel David’s Sling Weapon System (DSWS) demonstrated Monday its ability to destroy salvos of heavy long-range rockets and short-range ballistic missiles during a series of developmental tests.
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F-35 Work for Israeli Firms Reaches $770M
Israeli firms have received 3 billion shekels ($770 million) worth of work from Lockheed Martin Corp. as part of an industrial cooperation package associated with Israel’s purchase of F-35I stealth fighters, the Israeli Defense Ministry announced Sunday.
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Israeli Dolphin Sub Leaves German Shipyard En Route to Home Base
After 32 months of system integration and seas trials, Israel’s fifth Dolphin submarine left the Thyssen-Krupp Marine Systems (TKMS) shipyard in Kiel, Germany, on Thursday and is scheduled to arrive at its home base in January.
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Pentagon Mortar Order Bolsters IMI Pre-Privatization Position
A $98 million Pentagon award to Raytheon and its principal partner Israel Military Industries (IMI) is fortifying the position of the Israeli state-owned firm as it heads into the final phase of privatization.
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Israel Military Eyes NATO-Like Global Cyber Coalition
An architect of Israel’s cyber defense force says Israel can play a key role in creating a NATO-like cyber defense alliance
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US-Israel Arrow-3 Intercepts Target in Space
The US-Israel Arrow Weapon System and its Upper-Tier Arrow-3 missile scored its first intercept.
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Israel Outlines Unmanned Systems Plans
Israel’s Defense Ministry is eyeing new autonomous operating concepts and a variety of unmanned air, ground and sea systems
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Israel’s 5-Year Plan Bulks Up Combat Capabilities; Cuts Manpower
The Israel Defense Forces’ (IDF) latest five-year plan, roughly half of the 310 billion shekel ($78.6 billion) projected for defense spending through 2020, aims to bulk up cyber-protected, networked combat capabilities while cutting back on manpower and non-combat support services.
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Security Breach Prompts Shake-Up at Israel Missile Defense Office
A “serious information security violation” forced Israel’s Defense Ministry on Sunday to terminate the directorship of Yair Ramati, as head of the Ministry’s Israel Missile Defense Organization (IMDO).
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Exclusive: Crisis Averted After Israeli, Palestinian Troops Face Off Near Abbas’ Home
Officials from the Palestinian Authority are still seething from a nighttime clash last week between Israeli and Palestinian forces near the home of President Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah, West Bank.
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David’s Sling System Shows Ability To Destroy Rockets, Missiles
With hit-to-kill precision, the joint US-Israel David’s Sling Weapon System (DSWS) demonstrated Monday its ability to destroy salvos of heavy long-range rockets and short-range ballistic missiles during a series of developmental tests.
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F-35 Work for Israeli Firms Reaches $770M
Israeli firms have received 3 billion shekels ($770 million) worth of work from Lockheed Martin Corp. as part of an industrial cooperation package associated with Israel’s purchase of F-35I stealth fighters, the Israeli Defense Ministry announced Sunday.
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Israeli Dolphin Sub Leaves German Shipyard En Route to Home Base
After 32 months of system integration and seas trials, Israel’s fifth Dolphin submarine left the Thyssen-Krupp Marine Systems (TKMS) shipyard in Kiel, Germany, on Thursday and is scheduled to arrive at its home base in January.
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Pentagon Mortar Order Bolsters IMI Pre-Privatization Position
A $98 million Pentagon award to Raytheon and its principal partner Israel Military Industries (IMI) is fortifying the position of the Israeli state-owned firm as it heads into the final phase of privatization.
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Israel Military Eyes NATO-Like Global Cyber Coalition
An architect of Israel’s cyber defense force says Israel can play a key role in creating a NATO-like cyber defense alliance
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US-Israel Arrow-3 Intercepts Target in Space
The US-Israel Arrow Weapon System and its Upper-Tier Arrow-3 missile scored its first intercept.
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Israel Outlines Unmanned Systems Plans
Israel’s Defense Ministry is eyeing new autonomous operating concepts and a variety of unmanned air, ground and sea systems
