
To meet future threats IDF launches huge $1.5 billion armored vehicle build-up
The move signals a long-term commitment to maintaining technological superiority and operational flexibility.
The move signals a long-term commitment to maintaining technological superiority and operational flexibility.
By Hezy Laing In its ongoing campaign to dismantle Hamas’s entrenched infrastructure in Gaza, the IDF has unveiled a groundbreaking approach to urban combat—one that
The Space Directorate reflects growing recognition that space is no longer a distant frontier, but a critical domain for modern warfare.
Oron’s integration of cutting-edge Israeli-developed systems gives it unmatched capabilities.
The IDF is buying 12 cutting edge CH-53K King Stallion helicopters from Lockheed Martin.
Israel is leading in the real-world integration of laser weapons onto fighter aircraft, with other countries mostly in experimental or development stages.
These systems are vital in countering strategic threats from distant nations such as Iran.
At its core is a sophisticated AI system that transforms the tank into a thinking combat machine.
The IDF has begun trial runs of the Sig Sauer MMG 338 light machine gun, a lighter weapon designed to ease the load on ground forces and better suit urban combat.
Admiration for Iron Dome has inspired the development of Europe’s own missile shield initiative – Sky Shield.
The new Negev NG-7 offers improved ergonomics, lighter weight, and modern features like better optics compatibility.
The Hermes 450 serves as the backbone of the IDF’s intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance operations.
The IDF has rapidly expanded its use of robotic systems, especially in the Gaza conflict.
One country far outpaces all others in procurements.
BlueWhale operates without a crew, eliminating the danger to human life during high-risk missions.
Israel’s fleet includes five Dolphin-class diesel-electric submarines.
During recent conflicts, the U.S. delayed deliveries of heavy bombs, raising operational concerns.
Israel’s defense exports have nearly doubled in just five years.
Unlike older drones that just observe or guide missiles, drones like FireFly are self-destructing weapons.
The new tech enables combat engineers to map subterranean threats without physically entering the area.