Rafael Advanced Defense Systems
Israel ended Iran war with more interceptors than it started with, Rafael CEO says
As countries scramble to increase their missile interceptor stockpile, Rafael's new facility in Arkansas is expected to have the capacity to produce 1,000 Tamir interceptors a year
Marrakech Airshow showcases building blocks of Israel-Morocco defense ties - analysis
Israel opens national pavilion at AUSA to showcase battleproven systems to the US Army
First US-made Iron Dome interceptors delivered at Arkansas facility in major defense milestone
Lauder Center holds job fair for residents of Israel's north
Participants in the event enjoyed a special lecture by Israeli artist Lior Kalfon.
Israel tests SPYDER air defense system amid rising drone threat
The new UAV interception capabilities can be added to another recent addition in SPYDER - an upgrade tailored to defend against ballistic missile attacks.
US to deliver precision weapons to Israel to help lower civilian casualties - report
World leaders have expressed concern with the number of civilians being reported killed in the fighting in the Gaza Strip.
US to begin producing missiles for Iron Dome in 2025
A budget of $33 million has been earmarked to establish a production facility in Arkansas.
Israel's new Barak super tank: The future of Middle East warfare? - analysis
From the point of view of the Defense Ministry and IDF, the new Barak tank is the most advanced tank in the world today.
Israel to have partial laser defenses by next year - Rafael chair
"One year from now – Israel will be the first country to have partial laser protection. In two years there may be complete protection," said Yuval Steinitz.
US Marines move forward with purchase of Israel's Iron Dome
As part of the deal, the Marine Corps will purchase 44 Iron Dome launchers and 1,840 Tamir interceptors.
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.
'Sky Sonic': Israel's Rafael developing anti-hypersonic missile for combat
Russia, China, and Iran have all made various claims about possessing or working on developing such advanced missiles.
Israel signs $400m. deal to sell Greece anti-tank Spike missiles
The announced deal comes shortly after a similar deal for Israel to provide Finland with the David's Sling air defense system.