Israeli new weapons
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
AI, robots, space, and defensive 'beepers': IDF chief advances five-year plan for Israel's military
In an unstable world, Israel’s defense tech has become its diplomatic anchor - opinion
Lockheed Martin extends industrial cooperation with Israel through 2029, aiming to boost trade
Germany's Heckler & Koch to stop selling guns to Israel
Weapons manufacturer report says it won't sell its guns to active war zones.
APC weapons upgrade advances urban warfare
The IDF's Namer and Eitan vehicles will be fitted with new weaponry.
10 Israeli defense companies set to exhibit at Paris Air Show
Israeli defense exports to Europe totaled $1.8 billion in 2016, out of Israel's total of $6.5 billion in defense exports.
Israeli defense company unveils 5th-generation Spike missile
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems says the missile is designed for use against new modern targets with a low signature and time-sensitive characteristics.
India clears major air defense deal with Israel Aerospace Industries
Contract for MR-SAM missile defense system, yet to be signed, is worth $2.5 billion.
Rafael unveils 1,500-meter-range infantry missile
Defense company declines to comment whether Spike has been purchased.
Civilians hand over missile launcher, assault rifles, and grenades to IDF
Weapons amnesty leads civilians to hand over arsenal of arms, IDF officer tells Post.
For or against easing gun controls – neither side wants an Israeli Second Amendment
Likud MK Ohana says giving more trained Israelis guns would be a “force multiplier” for IDF and police, while MK Zandberg worries that once more guns are out there “we don’t know where they’ll go."
Israel Military Industries expanding range of air-to-ground bombs
MPR 1000 and 2000 bombs undergoing trials, can pierce through reinforced concrete to target terrorist bunkers.
FICC says prime minister should expedite gun licensing in face of terrorist attacks
A study by retail information company RIS showed significant drops in certain retail outlets in October, particularly in Jerusalem.
