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From Gaza-border communities to Latvia’s border with Russia and Belarus, frontline experience is becoming a bridge for innovation
By Noam Bedein
By Daniel Ferber
By Itamar Kohali, in cooperation with Propeller Drones
By Tal Pinkasovich
Dozens of US Reaper drones were lost in the Iran war, is there a silver lining? Many other countries that use large drones, including Israel, are learning from the war and may pivot to new tech.
By Seth Frantzman
Absent some kind of new major regulatory campaign, experts are debating whether the next phase of potential AI messes will only hurt more but will still be "in time" to prevent meltdowns.
By Yonah Jeremy Bob
Both the SPICE 1000 and SPICE 250 have been employed in the long‑range missions against Iran and Yemen
By Anna Ahronheim
Two TAHRs to be transported inside CH‑47 Chinook helicopters, with crews able to achieve combat readiness shortly after landing
Israel's defense giants and a new generations of startups are reshaping how the country fights its wars
The package will reportedly consist of 40,000 of the 2,000-pound bombs, including 20,000 MK-84s and 20,000 BLU-117s.
By Jerusalem Post Staff
Meink declined to say whether the weapons were kinetic, meaning systems designed to physically damage or destroy a target, or non-kinetic systems such as electronic warfare capabilities.
By Shir Perets
Ukrainian USVs have destroyed Russian ships both at port and at sea, hitting over 100 Russian vessels in the Sea of Azov and Black Sea over the summer
The acquisition includes GATE, which develops, manufactures, and licenses advanced electronic safe and arm devices (ESADs), as well as its European partner, Bron Technologies.
By Udi Etzion
Anthropic's 154-page report revealed the dangers of US and Western adversaries using artificial intelligence models to pose security threats.
By Ariella Roitman
