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US Approves PGM Resupply for Israeli AF
The US government has cleared a US $1.9 billion package for the Israeli Air Force to replenish its precision-guided munitions (PGMs).
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IDF To Integrate Druze Across Ranks
Israel’s top military officer has decided to disband a 40-year-old Druze-only battalion in favor of integrating soldiers from the minority ethnic community across the ranks of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
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Israel Girds for Gridlock with White House
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s new minister for science, technology and space has blasted US President Barack Obama as “a dictator” and insists his administration has not been a friend of Israel.
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Israel Stocks Up on Bullet-Resistant Grenades
Israel’s Defense Ministry is restocking supplies of locally produced, nonsensitive IM26 hand grenades, proven for the first time in last summer’s Gaza war to withstand a direct hit by enemy fire without exploding.
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Israel Debates New Ground Warfare Concepts
Uniformed officers from nearly a dozen countries and hundreds of Israeli defense and industry representatives convened here last week for Ground Forces Israel Defense, an international conference and exhibition on the future of maneuvering war.
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Israel, Germany Mark 50 Years of Ties
Leaders from Germany and Israel, in parallel meetings in Tel Aviv and Berlin, marked 50 years since the establishment of formal relations on May 12, 1965.
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Israel, Greece and US to Conclude Maritime Drill
Israeli, Greek and US naval forces are wrapping up a two-week annual exercise aimed at honing maritime proficiencies and interoperability for potential joint missions in the Mediterranean.
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TKMS Commits to $181M Offsets in 4-Ship Deal
After more than five years of negotiations, Israel’s Ministry of Defense hailed “maximum achievements” in a€430 million corvette package signed Monday with the German government and its strategic shipyard in Kiel.
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Website Highlights Israel’s Anti-Tunnel Weapon
Project Foxhole is the name of Israel’s secret weapon first employed in the final stages of Israel’s grueling anti-tunnel war in Gaza as part of Operation Protective Edge.
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Selva Steeped in Israel-Palestinian Politics
US President Barack Obama’s choice for vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) is well versed in the challenges that have thus far prevented Israel and the Palestinian Authority from realizing US and international goals of a two-state peace deal
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US Approves PGM Resupply for Israeli AF
The US government has cleared a US $1.9 billion package for the Israeli Air Force to replenish its precision-guided munitions (PGMs).
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IDF To Integrate Druze Across Ranks
Israel’s top military officer has decided to disband a 40-year-old Druze-only battalion in favor of integrating soldiers from the minority ethnic community across the ranks of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
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Israel Girds for Gridlock with White House
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s new minister for science, technology and space has blasted US President Barack Obama as “a dictator” and insists his administration has not been a friend of Israel.
-
Israel Stocks Up on Bullet-Resistant Grenades
Israel’s Defense Ministry is restocking supplies of locally produced, nonsensitive IM26 hand grenades, proven for the first time in last summer’s Gaza war to withstand a direct hit by enemy fire without exploding.
-
Israel Debates New Ground Warfare Concepts
Uniformed officers from nearly a dozen countries and hundreds of Israeli defense and industry representatives convened here last week for Ground Forces Israel Defense, an international conference and exhibition on the future of maneuvering war.
-
Israel, Germany Mark 50 Years of Ties
Leaders from Germany and Israel, in parallel meetings in Tel Aviv and Berlin, marked 50 years since the establishment of formal relations on May 12, 1965.
-
Israel, Greece and US to Conclude Maritime Drill
Israeli, Greek and US naval forces are wrapping up a two-week annual exercise aimed at honing maritime proficiencies and interoperability for potential joint missions in the Mediterranean.
-
TKMS Commits to $181M Offsets in 4-Ship Deal
After more than five years of negotiations, Israel’s Ministry of Defense hailed “maximum achievements” in a€430 million corvette package signed Monday with the German government and its strategic shipyard in Kiel.
-
Website Highlights Israel’s Anti-Tunnel Weapon
Project Foxhole is the name of Israel’s secret weapon first employed in the final stages of Israel’s grueling anti-tunnel war in Gaza as part of Operation Protective Edge.
-
Selva Steeped in Israel-Palestinian Politics
US President Barack Obama’s choice for vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) is well versed in the challenges that have thus far prevented Israel and the Palestinian Authority from realizing US and international goals of a two-state peace deal
-
US Approves PGM Resupply for Israeli AF
The US government has cleared a US $1.9 billion package for the Israeli Air Force to replenish its precision-guided munitions (PGMs).
-
IDF To Integrate Druze Across Ranks
Israel’s top military officer has decided to disband a 40-year-old Druze-only battalion in favor of integrating soldiers from the minority ethnic community across the ranks of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
-
Israel Girds for Gridlock with White House
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s new minister for science, technology and space has blasted US President Barack Obama as “a dictator” and insists his administration has not been a friend of Israel.
-
Israel Stocks Up on Bullet-Resistant Grenades
Israel’s Defense Ministry is restocking supplies of locally produced, nonsensitive IM26 hand grenades, proven for the first time in last summer’s Gaza war to withstand a direct hit by enemy fire without exploding.
-
Israel Debates New Ground Warfare Concepts
Uniformed officers from nearly a dozen countries and hundreds of Israeli defense and industry representatives convened here last week for Ground Forces Israel Defense, an international conference and exhibition on the future of maneuvering war.
-
Israel, Germany Mark 50 Years of Ties
Leaders from Germany and Israel, in parallel meetings in Tel Aviv and Berlin, marked 50 years since the establishment of formal relations on May 12, 1965.
-
Israel, Greece and US to Conclude Maritime Drill
Israeli, Greek and US naval forces are wrapping up a two-week annual exercise aimed at honing maritime proficiencies and interoperability for potential joint missions in the Mediterranean.
-
TKMS Commits to $181M Offsets in 4-Ship Deal
After more than five years of negotiations, Israel’s Ministry of Defense hailed “maximum achievements” in a€430 million corvette package signed Monday with the German government and its strategic shipyard in Kiel.
-
Website Highlights Israel’s Anti-Tunnel Weapon
Project Foxhole is the name of Israel’s secret weapon first employed in the final stages of Israel’s grueling anti-tunnel war in Gaza as part of Operation Protective Edge.
-
Selva Steeped in Israel-Palestinian Politics
US President Barack Obama’s choice for vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) is well versed in the challenges that have thus far prevented Israel and the Palestinian Authority from realizing US and international goals of a two-state peace deal
