Defense Tech
Iran already has two 'nuclear weapons,' does it have a third? - opinion
When Washington says "Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon," it means something far broader than enrichment percentages
Drone crashes and severed fingers at a $13 billion Silicon Valley military startup
The Beirut trap: Why success in Southern Lebanon may not be enough- opinion
Robel Innovation unveils “Black Raven” counter‑drone system shaped by frontline experience
If the world spent even 10% on peace, everything could look so different - opinion
As nations pour resources into war, investment in peace remains negligible. A small shift in priorities could change the future far more than any weapon.
When drones dominate the battlefield, distance no longer matters - opinion
This war did not introduce the drone threat; Israel has seen it in every arena. But the past few weeks made clear that the IDF was not fully prepared for how quickly and aggressively it's evolved
UK tests new Skyhammer interceptor missiles in Jordan
Skyhammer is designed to neutralize Shaheed drones and low-speed missiles
US DoD, tech giants bid to make armed forces 'AI-first'
The new integrations are part of the AI Acceleration Strategy, according to a memo from Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth in January.
The battlefield is in your backyard: Why drone, GPS chaos is now civilian life - opinion
How electromagnetic threats moved from the battlefield to your balcony, and why the rules can’t keep up
IDF's AI unit transformed air force effectiveness in Iran war, commander tells 'Post' - exclusive
Col. Rotem Beshi, commander of an IDF unit responsible for integrating and relaying artificial intelligence across the military, spoke with the Post on the Iran war.
Autonomous and backpack-portable: Israeli drone enters US Army frontline service
The THOR Group 2 uncrewed aircraft system, which is a backpack‑portable, fully autonomous multirotor aircraft, will be used by US forces to provide units with an organic aerial capability.
Despite tensions, dozens of Israeli companies set to head to Eurosatory 2026
Over 30 Israeli defense firms will attend Eurosatory, returning to France’s top arms expo despite strained ties, past bans, and halted procurement.
Israel's new threat map is a system, not a front
The new reality is not sequential threats, but simultaneous pressure across physical and digital domains
Ukraine claims to have intercepted 30,000 drones in March
Ukraine’s interceptor drones have become one of the most cost‑effective tools in the country’s arsenal, effectively turning Moscow’s “special operation” into a war of attrition.
