Israeli air defence system

After an Iranian missile shattered homes, Beit Shemesh residents learn to live in limbo

Over 1,000 displaced people from Beit Shemesh were relocated to several hotels across Jerusalem, where they now attempt to piece together fragments of routine amid trauma.

At the scene where an Iranian ballistic missile struck Beit Shemesh, causing extensive destruction and fatalities, March 1.
Rocket trails are seen in the sky above the Israeli center coastal city of Netanya amid a fresh barrage of Iranian missile attacks on March 9, 2026.

'After the cluster opens, it’s too late:' Israeli expert explains Iranian cluster warhead challenge

An Iranian missile with cluster munitions flies towards Israel, amid the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran, in central Israel, March 5, 2026.

Iranian cluster munitions pose additional challenge for Israel's air defenses

A David's Sling interceptor launching during the Israel-Hamas war; illustrative.

Who defends the defenders? Why Israel must protect its air defenses - opinion


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.

A "Bird Eye-650" Long Endurance mini-UAV system developed by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) is displayed at the Unmanned Vehicles Conference 2015 on November 9, 2015, in the Israeli coastal city of Tel Aviv

Israel's annual air force flyover: A favorite for citizens, pilots

Major "G", an immigrant from Ukraine talks to 'The Jerusalem Post' before his first flyover.

Beachgoers watch the Israeli Air Force Aerobatic team rehearse over the Mediterranean Sea in preparation for an aerial display on Israel's Independence Day in Tel Aviv April 20, 2015.

Israel pilots flying alongside pilots from the UAE in week-long Greek drill

While Israel does not have any diplomatic relations with the UAE, last year the IAF took part in the Red Flag aerial exercise in the United States alongside UAE, and Pakistan.

The Lockheed Martin F35 fighter jet plane, also known as the Adir, in a test flight

The F-35 is a supercomputer in the sky

Despite all its flaws, the F-35 will give Israel the ability to maintain air superiority over all its neighbors and further afield, and allow it to attack where it has never attacked before.

First F-35 fighter jets arrive in Israel

L'avion F-35, un fleuron technologique de 85 millions de dollars

Israël s’apprête à prendre livraison du F-35, mais est-ce réellement l’arme dont a le plus besoin Tsahal au vu des changements stratégiques dans la région ?

Le ministre de la Défense aux commandes du F-35

Israeli company shows interest in making Trump's US-Mexico border wall a reality

Trump sparked outrage in Mexico with his campaign vow to build a wall along the southern US border to keep out illegal immigrants and drugs, and to make Mexico pay for the construction.

Trees planted along the Gaza security fence‏

How can Israeli air defense systems counter the drone threat?

The drone threat has become significant and requires renewed preparation.

Hamas made drone

Israel, US examining F-35B sale

Israel has bought 33 F-35A conventional take off fighter aircraft, and has an option to buy 17 more, for two F-35 squadrons.

F-35 fighter jets

IAF helicopter squadrons complete huge training drill in Greece

Drill saw helicopters train in Olympus mountain range, gain flight experience for short or long-range missions.

Israeli Apache helicopter flies over Greece's mountainous countryside during a joint-training exericise with the Greek military

IAI delivers first wing of jet trainer to US Air Force

Manufacturing the first wing is a milestone in a challenging industrial process, aimed at upgrading and adjusting the original T-38 platform, first developed in the 1950s.

 DCMA representative Lt.-Col. Allen Garrison and IAI CEO Joseph Weiss against the background of the T-38 wing