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
Elbit's Starliner UAV to start test flights in Canada's Arctic
With tensions high with Russia, the Starliner was purchased in 2020 by Transport Canada for Arctic surveillance.
Lockheed Martin secures $850M to advance Trident II SLBM as tensions with Iran continues
The submarine-launched-ballistic missile has a range of 11,500 kilometers and has precision accuracy for range of targets, including fortified or underground infrastructure
IDF to buy thousands of FPV drones as drone warfare reshapes battlefield
Among the bidders in the new tender are Ondas Holdings, Xtend, and Robotican
Israeli defense tech roadmap to the US market - opinion
The US defense market offers massive opportunity for Israeli tech- but only for companies ready to master export controls, security clearances, and America’s complex procurement ecosystem.
Winning without victory: Why the real war with Iran starts now-opinion
The war with Iran may have ended. The strategic contest has not.
EagleNXT deepens buying spree in Israel with $10m. investment in ThirdEye Systems
There are also plans for a US-based joint venture in Texas, that would help ThirdEye enter the North American market
R2 Wireless is making the invisible battlespace visible
"ODIN allows you to see, and if you can see, then you can see everything. It turns the invisible visible and that’s an incredible advantage.”
From experimentation to integration: Israel’s AI advantage takes shape - opinion
Israel is moving beyond AI experimentation to integration, embedding it into core systems and global partnerships
Pricing the battlefield: What a human life costs on the defense stock exchange -opinion
Drones are disposable. Soldiers aren’t. Low‑cost weapons are now forcing nations into high‑cost defense decisions
From crisis to capital: Iron Nation launches $60 million to help Israeli startups expand to US
This is the firm's second fund, established following the October 7 attacks to bolster Israeli entrepreneurship during the conflict.
