Anna Ahronheim
Anna Ahronheim is the editor for Defense & Tech by The Jerusalem Post. With a keen interest in the Middle East, terrorism, and terrorist groups, she moved from Canada to Israel and received her MA in Counter-Terrorism and Homeland Security at the Interdisciplinary Center of Herzilya, Israel. She started her career at i24News before moving to The Jerusalem Post where she was the military reporter.
After Cambodia war, Thailand signs $108m deal for Israel’s Barak MX missile system
Israeli defense firm to help shield Czech skies from drones
Pro-Palestinian hacktivists launched hundreds of cyberattacks on Israeli space sector
Israeli drone startup Heven AeroTech now valued over $1 billion after IonQ investment
Investor Lorne Abony of Texas Venture Partners described the Israeli-founded US based drone company Heven AeroTech as “Israel’s first defense tech unicorn.”
Israeli start-up Moonshot unveils hypersonic launcher for orbital logistics
The company has already signed preliminary agreements with Italy’s D Orbit and US-based Orbit Fab, both leaders in in-orbit servicing.
IL Ventures co-founder is betting on Israel’s next revolution, led by its start-ups
Yoni Heilbronn believes that after two years of war, Israeli start-ups can shine in a world full of uncertainty
Inside IATI’s fight for continuity and growth in Israel’s tech sector - interview
With new defense tech initiatives and regional agreements IATI is positioning Israel as a global innovation hub
Israeli, German manufacturers to supply hundreds of suicide drones to NATO
The Israeli drone manufacturer and the German defense giant signed a partnership agreement to deliver suicide drones to European nations in 2021
Israel's top 30 under 30 in defense-tech
Thirty rising stars of Israel’s defense industry were honored for redefining innovation under wartime uncertainty
War of the future is already here: IAI chief highlights role of drones, AI in Israel-Iran war
Levy said that the only surprise from Rising Lion wasn't Iran's technology but their "audacity" to fire heavy salvos at a civilian population.
High-powered microwave technology is the 'holy grail' of drone interceptors
HPM offers rapid neutralization of swarms, while lasers and costly missiles provide precision strikes against individual drones
Flying cars? Israeli startup's electrical vehicle will let drivers soar over traffic
With vertical takeoff and landing Israeli aerospace start-up is reimagining ‘a core human desire,’ AIR CEO says. ‘We want to be in the air, soar like a bird.’
Kinetica Venture Capital signs strategic agreement with 8VC
Partnership will advance defense innovation in Israel and the United States