Defense industry
The fastest arms race is happening in the electromagnetic spectrum
Modern drones, precision weapons, and networked AI increasingly depend on the spectrum. AI is turning the ability to adapt there into a combat capability of its own.
Saudi missile plant expansion may produce more powerful missiles, study says
Denmark to purchase long-range air and ground precision missiles
Lockheed Martin enters deal with US Defense Department for 850 F-35 Lightning II fighter jets
Rafael, Aurelius to build Iron Dome components at former Volkswagen plant in Germany's Lower Saxony
While the Iron Dome’s Tamir interceptor itself will not be manufactured there, military vehicles, launchers, generators, and other equipment will be
IAI chairman says Defense Ministry debt stands close to NIS 6 b., warns about keeping up production
"That is a lot of money for a company," chairman Boaz Levy said in an interview with 103FM, adding that the situation could be solved by actions in the Defense and the Finance ministries.
After Achilles Shield deal, Israeli air defense dominates in Europe as continent races to rearm
The formal signing of the "Achilles Shield" deal is not only a commercial and diplomatic achievement for Israel, but it is also the final seal on a tectonic shift in Europe's defense landscape.
Aitan announces $41m. raise, along with a new identity and mission for sovereign robotic warfare
Aitan develops edge‑AI robotic weapon systems engineered for the operational realities of modern conflict and aims to accelerate its international growth with the new funding.
Israeli drone company XTEND to begin trading on the NYSE
The company specializes in human-guided autonomous machine systems for defense applications
Who will stand at the machine? The systemic failure paralyzing Israel’s production lines
Many vacant positions, factories left without hands to work, and bureaucracy stalling the economy. Following the war, demand for foreign workers is rising, but in practice, only a few arrive.
Finland's Israel policy might be driven by upcoming elections, expert tells 'Post' - interview
“I think it comes down to domestic politics in Finland, the approaching elections,” Dr. Timo R. Stewart, senior researcher at the Center for European Studies at the University of Helsinki said.
Finland, Israel quietly extend defense agreement for 10 years
The agreement was signed in 2024, during the height of the war in Gaza, and despite strong criticism from Finnish opposition
Castelion raises $1 billion to accelerate US hypersonic weapons production
The raise demonstrates that Washington is accelerating investment in industrial capacity for high‑speed precision weapons amid intensifying global tensions.
Israel must spend more on defense - and rethink its US alliance - opinion
Israel needs an independent defense-industrial base and must reshape its security relationship.
