Defense industry
Israeli start‑up Kela named winner in DIU's Drone Dominance Program's lethality challenge
Kela was named one of five winners in the DIU’s Lethality Challenge, advancing next‑gen small‑drone capabilities.
Massive explosion in Beit Shemesh area was coordinated test with defense company, officials say
Rafael's Spike missile successfully fired from German unmanned ground vehicle
Israel names IAI CEO Boaz Levy Chairman in first for state-owned defense company
Munich, defense, and edge technology- opinion
NATO members in Europe are already on an upward trajectory, and current projections suggest that European defense spending could approach roughly €800 billion annually
Spain to buy Rafael German unit missiles despite Israel protest
The Sánchez government justified the deal by saying that the components of MELLS are manufactured in Europe.
Israeli firm Autonomous Guard enters Indian defense market with $1.9m deal
The deal aligns with a broader trend of Israeli defense firms deepening ties with India and was announced shortly ahead of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's expected visit to Israel.
Spectralx: Israeli company redefines battlefield concealment - interview
Spectralx has an advanced portfolio that spans from soldier‑level solutions to large‑scale mobile and static systems.
Elbit sees record-breaking sales for laser target designator systems
Success can be attributed to the simplicity of its LTD system, allowing for easier operation by clients because it can be quickly removed and replaced in the field without requiring specialized tools
Bumblebee joins expanding US counter‑drone system arsenal
Multirotor drone hunts down and directly collides with hostile drones to neutralize it
The wars of the future are already here - opinion
Wars of the 21rst century are not only between states, but also between defense industries
After shooting down Iranian ballistic missile in June, David's Sling carries out new drills
Both the Defense Ministry and David Sling manufacturer, Rafael, refused to discuss the exact scenarios due to information security considerations.
Israel’s battle‑tested tech sees demand in Asia amid tensions with China - analysis
Israel’s strong presence at the Singapore Airshow highlights a shift toward Asian defense markets as demand for battle‑tested technology rises
Iran’s blackout exposed the next battlefield: Connectivity - opinion
As Iran’s blackout showed, the first casualty of conflict is often connectivity. The real question is who stays online when everything else goes dark.
