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Elbit restructures its U.S. business as American defense demand accelerates
10.09.26
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CTech
The Israeli defense group is placing its 3,300-worker American operation under Twenty-Six Defense as its U.S. business expands. The move follows more than $370 million in recent contracts from Customs and Border Protection and comes as Elbit seeks to expand manufacturing capacity to meet a record $32 billion backlog.
Elbit unveils FUSE to coordinate swarms of autonomous systems on the battlefield
09.09.26
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Allon Sinai
The new operation brings together AI, drones and unmanned ground vehicles under a system designed to coordinate large numbers of platforms in real time, including in GPS-denied environments. The company says its systems are already deployed with customers in Israel, the U.S. and Europe.
Netherlands turns to Elbit to take its counter-drone system from soft kill to hard kill
07.09.26
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Allon Sinai
The planned integration of six interceptor drones would add a physical layer to the ReDrone system already operated by the Dutch military.
Elbit lands $270 million contract for advanced surveillance systems
01.09.26
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Allon Sinai
The undisclosed international customer will receive multispectral systems designed for intelligence gathering, target acquisition and geo-location.
$3.5 billion Greece deal could help Israel replenish its own air defense stocks
01.09.26
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Yuval Azulay
Defense officials say the increase in production needed to fulfill the agreement could expand manufacturing capacity and improve Israel’s ability to rebuild its weapons inventories.
Israel seeks homegrown alternative to U.S. precision munitions
21.08.26
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CTech
Rafael and Elbit have reportedly been tasked with developing heavy bombs modeled on the American JDAM, with mass production targeted for mid-2027.
Elbit wants lasers to become the next chapter of its defense boom
12.08.26
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Yuval Azulay
CEO Bezhalel “Butzi” Machlis says the company is developing high-power laser systems for airborne platforms as Elbit accelerates production to convert unprecedented demand into revenue.
Elbit’s $32 billion backlog is funding its next bet on warfare: airborne lasers
11.08.26
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CTech
The Israeli defense giant reported a 16% increase in second-quarter revenue to $2.3 billion and a 39% jump in operating profit as it expands production and develops a high-power laser system for helicopters and fighter aircraft.
Serbia’s Israeli-backed drone factory set to open in September
09.08.26
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CTech
President Aleksandar Vucic said the facility could be inaugurated around September 15 or 20, five months after first announcing the project. Elbit Systems will hold a 51% stake, with Serbia’s SDPR holding the remainder.
Ireland's new government jet may face limits in fog after Israeli landing system was left off
04.08.26
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CTech
Dublin declined to install Elbit Systems' FalconEye on its new Falcon 6X because of its policy against new procurement agreements with Israeli defense companies.
How Elbit halted Yokneam's first hotel, and why Nvidia may change the story
03.08.26
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Almog Azar
A project shelved five years ago is attracting renewed interest as Nvidia expands across northern Israel.
From air taxis to Iron Dome, Farnborough showcases aviation's new era
31.07.26
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CTech, Reuters
AI, autonomous drones, electric aircraft and combat-proven missile defenses highlighted how technological innovation and rising geopolitical tensions are reshaping aerospace.
Elbit expands U.S. footprint with $370 million Customs and Border Protection deal
20.07.26
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CTech
The Israeli defense company’s American subsidiary will provide capabilities through 2029 as governments increase demand for operationally proven security technologies.
Iron Dome and Iron Beam maker Rafael arrives at Farnborough with Europe in its sights
19.07.26
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CTech
At Farnborough Airshow, Rafael is showcasing combat-proven missile defenses alongside long-range strike systems, while Elbit Systems is highlighting airborne and laser technologies as European militaries accelerate rearmament.
The rise of the drone ship: Elbit’s vision for extending naval power without aircraft carriers
14.07.26
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CTech
The Israeli defense company is exploring a new maritime model built around commercial vessels carrying fleets of unmanned aircraft, offering countries a cheaper alternative to traditional carrier-based aviation.
How a quiet settlement could shape Israel’s next generation of laser weapons
23.06.26
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Golan Hazani
The agreement between Elbit and Civan ends a dispute that had become one of the defense industry's most closely watched battles.
Israel defense giant Elbit to phase out Chinese vehicles from its fleet
11.06.26
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Tomer Hadar
Move follows IDF restrictions on Chinese-made cars and comes as scrutiny of Chinese automakers intensifies globally.
From Arrow interceptors to artillery shells: Why the IDF wants more money
07.06.26
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Yuval Azulay
The military argues that lessons from recent wars require a fundamental overhaul of force-building plans.
The world condemned Israel. Then it bought $19.2 billion of its weapons
03.06.26
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Yuval Azulay
Defense exports surged 30% to a record high as governments balanced political criticism with growing security demands.
Israel’s arms exports reach record $19.2 billion despite global boycotts
02.06.26
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Yuval Azulay
Government-to-government deals and wartime demand drove 30% surge in 2025.
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