Iron Dome
From first intercept to 10,000 combat intercepts: Iron Dome turns 15-analysis
The Iron Dome has become a global brand and has changed Israel's national security doctrine
Israel approves increased production of Arrow missile interceptors for second time this year
Jerusalem prosecutors indict 23-year-old over alleged contact with Iranian agent
‘Eroding shield’: Iran’s evolving attack strategy aims for interceptor shortage, report reveals
Amir Peretz saw what others missed: Iron Dome reshaped Israel’s defense and future - opinion
Amir Peretz concluded his three-year tenure as chairman of Israel Aerospace Industries in November 2024. He successfully boosted international partnerships and company revenue.
Israel scales back top missile defenses as Iranian attacks keep coming - report
Stockpile concerns push the defense establishment to rely on less advanced systems, with mixed results.
Volkswagen in talks with Rafael to manufacture Iron Dome parts
Volkswagen and Rafael are exploring the conversion of the Osnabrück plant, with Volkswagen emphasizing that it is still examining options and that no final decision has been made.
The Iran war is not about Israel, it's about China - opinion
The US entered the war in Iran not just to aid Israel, but to counter China’s influence and protect global strategic interests.
Reservist in Iron Dome unit charged with providing information to Iranian officials
According to the indictment, the defendant, named as Raz Cohen, is accused of security offenses and of allegedly providing information related to Iron Dome activity.
Israeli former fire chief warns of dangers of Iranian cluster bombs, how to stay safe
Former Fire and Rescue Authority commander Aaron Godiner offered critical safety tips addressing the dangers of cluster munitions, missile shrapnel, and highway safety during a siren.
After 50,000 rockets, Israel offers Germany Iron Dome know-how
In an interview with the German newspaper BILD, Rafael board member Yuval Steinitz makes clear what is at stake for Israel and Europe.
Iran, Hezbollah conflicts continue with no substantial progress for any side
The IDF's operations against Iran and Hezbollah continue, but missile threats and technical failures continue to complicate the situation. Progress is slow, and the threat remains high.
Two Hezbollah missiles hit central Israel, interceptors missed, no warning sirens sounded
Also, the IDF said that the technical failure did not occur because of some new kind of Iranian technology, but rather the missiles fired were weapons the IDF is acquainted with.
Amid Iran war, many Israel's seniors can't reach safety, and there is no plan to help - opinion
When missiles fall, hundreds of thousands of Israeli seniors cannot reach safety, and the state still has no plan to protect them.