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'The major advantage of Israeli defense-tech developments is that most of them are combat-proven. These are not theoretical products'
By Anna Ahronheim
By Nishant Sahdev
By Dr. Michal Hatuel-Radoshitzky
By Jacob Nagel
New visual intelligence capabilities help Windward track and identify vessels operating beyond the reach of conventional systems.
The proliferation of inexpensive unmanned aircraft is creating new security challenges for governments, militaries and security agencies around the world
The IDF has also discussed the use of special robots to enter tunnels and residences that may be booby-trapped, prior to soldiers entering
By Yonah Jeremy Bob
Top officials from Israel's defense establishment, the Foreign Ministry, and the Finance Ministry all fell out of their seats when Trump suddenly announced the end of decades of US military support.
NATO is racing to counter drone threats with AI-powered targeting, interoperable defenses, and innovation cycles measured in months, not decades.
The Spike Users Club was established in 2003 and serves as an annual forum for customers and system operators to exchange knowledge and operational experience and share lessons learned in the field.
By Udi Etzion
The Defense Ministry and IDF signed a 15-year, NIS 600 million agreement with Elbit Systems to expand artillery training for the Ro'em howitzer and Lahav rocket launcher systems.
France is again imposing restrictions on Israeli defense firms ahead of Euronaval 2026, continuing a policy of limiting Israel's presence at major defense exhibitions.
By Anna Ahronheim, Udi Etzion
The tender issued by the country’s Defense Ministry in mid-October wants a “proven” off-the-shelf system
Covenant, which has operations in the US, Germany, and Israel, emerged from stealth last month.
