Israel’s Defense Ministry launches International DefenseTech Summit in Tel Aviv, highlighting country’s transformation into a 'Defense-Tech Nation,' development of advanced technologies for potential future confrontations with Iran.
At DECA’s annual conference, the Defense Ministry announced a major export reform, promising faster licensing, reduced constraints, and expanded access to European and Asian markets.
An Iranian-linked hacker group claims to have breached Israeli company MAYA, releasing footage allegedly showing data on the Iron Beam defense system and other advanced IDF technologies.
Israeli defense exports have doubled within five years, with over a third (36%) of the agreements signed in 2023 – missile, rocket, and air defense systems.
Since the war began, the Defense Ministry has preferred the purchase of Israeli products to ensure manufacturing independence in the vital fields and to direct funds to the defense manufacturing industries and the Israeli economy.
Israel just allowed the sale of a publicly-owned defense and weapons company to foreign nationals, a move with ominous implicaions. Op-ed.
Israel's defense industry was born out of the need to be as self-sufficient as possible, particularly during times of war.
Israel’s defense industry was born of need to be self-sufficient in wartime. To do this, Israeli firms must be competitive on global market.
Israel Aerospace Industries will supply missile defense systems to the tune of $550 million to an undisclosed country in Asia.
Defense Minister visits Negev factory used for production of military equipment, including tanks.
