Israel defense news
Elbit plans to hire 2,000 new employees, ending 2026 with 4,000 new hires, CEO Machlis says
Machlis explained that this comes as countries shift their war strategy, mainly because the "length of conflicts and the scale of the use of munitions require a different industrial readiness.
Ability Industries, two officials indicted in NIS 35m. defense-export case
US House to vote on amendment to block $3.3 billion in annual military aid for Israel
Iron Beam, Iron Dome combine forces in Defense Ministry drill
IDF reservists mostly still serving despite Knesset judiciary vote
IDF reservists have, for the most part, not followed through on their threats to refuse to show up for reserve duty when called.
Israel plans first-ever sale of flagship Merkava tank to European country
Israeli defense products are seeing record demand due to the high cost of supplying Ukraine in its fight against Russia's invasion.
Israel's record exports can benefit the world in a time marked by instability - editorial
The Defense Ministry notes that geopolitical changes occurring in Europe and Asia have generated significant demand for Israel's cutting-edge systems.
IDF, Shin Bet, Mossad projects awarded Israel's Defense Prize for 2023
President Herzog and Defense Minister Gallant awarded the 2023 Israel Defense Prize to four projects in a ceremony at the president's home in Jerusalem.
IDF’s electronic warfare role jumps forward in current major IDF drill
IDF officer gives Jpost rare insight into classified unit
Iron Dome tech failure let in Gaza rockets - IDF probe
The IDF said that its rocket defense unit quickly noted and dealt with the technical issue and restored full effectiveness.
New home for lone IDF combat soldiers to open in Ra'anana
The house will accommodate 93 lone combat soldiers and is set to open its doors in March 2024.
2 IDF soldiers imprisoned, 1 suspended after Golani brigade walkout
The rest of the unit will be required to complete a series of educational disciplinary activities before returning to their usual training and work schedule.
Inside Israeli Innovation, Ep. 7: Defense tech that keeps Israel safe
After four people were killed over Passover, Maayan Hoffman and Zachy Hennessey discuss the security situation with Yaakov Amidror and Seth Frantzman
Iran hackers closer to penetrating Israel, US drones - cyberdefense CEO
Besides improving its own capabilities, Iran has started for the first time to more aggressively share cyberattack tools with Hezbollah.
