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Israel perfectly positioned to spearhead a defense tech renaissance

18.12.23|Elihay Vidal

Israeli startups should prioritize defense tech, with TLV Partners' Yonatan Mandelbaum coining it "Patriotism as a Service." Aligned with Andreessen Horowitz's "American Dynamism," the call for innovation in defense tech is underscored by the evolving global landscape and accessible weaponry, emphasizing AI and a "Defense First" approach

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RADA’s tactical radars are keeping forces safe from aerial threats

08.04.22|Yafit Ovadia

The defense company’s active-detection radar can discern UAVs, mortars, and other small threats. “Soon NATO forces will need our solution too,” says CEO Dubi Sella

The Israeli company developing the eyes behind suicide drones

06.04.22|Yafit Ovadia

NextVision Stabilized Systems’ cameras enable drones to monitor areas like never before, and hone in and attack targets, when needed

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Rafael investing NIS 250 million to court employees

24.05.21|Udi Etsion

The company raised NIS 805 million from institutional investors in April and plans to use more than 25% of it to upgrade working conditions and recruit additional tech employees

Report: Israeli defense industry executives among 20 detained for illegal trade in suicide drones

11.02.21|CTech

The suspects had received instructions from entities related to an Asian country, not considered hostile by Israel, Ynet News reports

Elbit Systems complete three deals, worth $92 million in two days

16.12.20|Udi Etsion

Two contracts with the Netherlands and an additional one with Romania, make for a productive week for the Israeli defense contractor

Rafael enters the computer vision market, in talks to launch joint defense company with AnyVision

03.09.20|Golan Hazani

According to the terms of the deal, Rafael will acquire 50% of the shares of a new defense-orientated company that will be jointly founded

India-China tensions spell a boom for Israel’s defense industry

15.07.20|Udi Etsion

India wants to stock up on guided bombs and drones as it prepares for more faceoffs with China

Roboteam to Supply Robots to New Zealand Defense Force

27.05.19|Meir Orbach

Roboteam develops ground robotic systems for law enforcement and military use, such as handling of suspicious objects and dangerous materials and intelligence collection

Report: Israel’s Military Expenditure Among Highest in the World

30.04.19|Amarelle Wenkert

According to a new report by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), global military expenditure rose to $1.8 trillion in 2018

Human Resources, Not Cyber Attacks, Are the Israeli Military’s Biggest Challenge, Says IT Unit Commander

25.04.19|Keren Tsuriel Harari

In a candid interview, the head of the Israeli military’s Mamram unit talks about the challenges of heading the unit that provides the entire military with its data processing services and IT infrastructure needs

Defense Company Rafael Opens Melbourne Offices

05.11.17|Amarelle Wenkert

The Israeli defense technology company is strengthening local ties in preparation for what it called the Australian military’s “significant arming programs”