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Ondas acquires US defense contractor Mistral for $175 million
09.03.26
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Yuval Azulay
Nasdaq-listed company continues acquisition spree, aiming for deeper access to U.S. military contracts and robotics programs.
5 Israeli defense-tech stocks to watch amid the war in Iran
09.03.26
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CTech
While the war in the Middle East exacts a heavy toll on human life, property, and the commodity and stock markets, one sector is reaping the benefits: the weapons industry, and specifically the Israeli defense-tech industry.
“Iran’s attack on the Gulf states is going to be a bonanza for the Israeli defense industries”
08.03.26
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Yuval Azulay
Defense insiders say Iranian strikes on Gulf states could create a surge in demand for Israeli military technology.
"The new Swiss Army knife": The Israeli unmanned platform out to replace soldiers in the field
05.03.26
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Amy Shapiro
Amid Israel's defense tech boom, CTech’s Amy Shapiro talks to Liad Tamir, CEO of Macushla, a robotics startup bringing versatile unmanned vehicles to the front lines.
Israel accelerates weapons production while developing ‘new surprises’ for Iran
05.03.26
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Yuval Azulay
Defense officials say some capabilities may emerge within months.
"We want to prevent the next October 7": Israeli Air Force veterans building a new drone defense
03.03.26
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Amy Shapiro
CTech’s Amy Shapiro talks to Itay Nourian, CEO of Insignito, which is tackling the cost of drone defense with an acoustic sensor, amid Israel's defense sector boom.
Arrow not used against Iranian missile that killed nine; other interceptor failed
01.03.26
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Ynet
Officials say system with higher success rate was not deployed as investigation continues.
The Israeli startup turning Dyson vacuums into drug and explosives detectors
25.02.26
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Amy Shapiro
CTech’s Amy Shapiro talks to Amichai Glattstein, CEO of IDenta, which is riding Israel’s defense-tech boom with rapid forensic screening tools.
Missiles, drones, Iron Beam: Modi’s visit puts India-Israel defense ties in high gear
24.02.26
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CTech
Agreements signed during the trip aim to integrate India into sensitive air defense and missile programs.
From taboo to boom: Inside Israel’s new defense tech gold rush
24.02.26
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Amy Shapiro, Elihay Vidal
Israeli defense tech sees surge in investment and innovation at 2026 Tel Aviv Expo.
How much would war with Iran cost Israel?
24.02.26
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Adrian Filut
Estimates range from billions to tens of billions of shekels, depending on Washington’s next move.
“Israeli defense tech is tested in the operational arena, including in Iran”
17.02.26
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CTech
Former Israeli Air Force commander highlights battlefield validation of technology.
Israeli defense firms target Asia as Singapore Airshow opens amid regional arms race
02.02.26
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Yuval Azulay
IAI, Rafael, and Elbit showcase advanced systems against the backdrop of South China Sea tensions.
Israel orders $183 million in air-to-ground bombs from Elbit
27.01.26
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Yuval Azulay
The agreement aims to replenish inventories and strengthen the IDF’s readiness for what officials describe as a challenging security decade.
Elbit employees protest ‘second-class’ treatment as company hits record highs
22.01.26
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Yuval Azulay
Workers accuse management of discriminating between unionized and non-union employees.
“Crazy salary levels”: The deal that exposed Israel’s defense paradox
20.01.26
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Yuval Azulay
Why foreign capital, national security, and a revolving door collided over a single Rafael subsidiary.
From Nasdaq backbencher to $5 billion valuation: Ondas’ sudden ascent raises questions
18.01.26
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Sophie Shulman
The US-listed company’s Israeli defense acquisitions and executive hires contrast sharply with its recent financial history.
Netanyahu spins U.S. security aid reduction as strength, not loss
11.01.26
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Yuval Azulay
Prime Minister emphasizes Israel’s trillion-dollar economy and IDF capabilities amid changing U.S. policy.
Arrow maker IAI nears controversial chairman appointment
11.01.26
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Yuval Azulay
Former Likud minister Silvan Shalom set to take the helm after a year-long leadership deadlock, raising questions over past allegations and public scrutiny.
Iron Dome and Iron Beam developer Rafael to extend chairman Steinitz as defense activity surges
11.01.26
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Yuval Azulay
Ministers are set to back a second term for Yuval Steinitz amid heightened activity at the state-owned defense contractor.
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