The Arrow‑3 was selected over European competitors such as the French‑Italian SAMP/T and the German‑U.S. IRIS‑T SLM because it offers earlier interception, longer engagement ranges, and the ability to neutralize threats before they re‑enter the atmosphere.
Because the drones are physically tethered to operators through thin fiber‑optic cables, they do not emit signals that can be jammed or spoofed.
Israeli defense companies, including Rafael, Elbit Systems, and Israel Aerospace Industries, are working closely with the military to accelerate development cycles.
Developing a 2,000‑pound bunker‑buster presents significant engineering challenges, including the need to balance structural strength with aerodynamic stability and ensure compatibility with IAF jets.
This marks fastest industrial expansion in Israel’s military sector, with factories now operating around the clock to meet both battlefield requirements and strategic stockpile goals.
As of 2026, Israel is ranked among the top five nations globally for dedicated military intelligence satellites.
The newest upgrade involves extended range fuel tanks, developed by Israel Aerospace Industries, that can increase operational reach by hundreds of kilometers, reducing dependence on aerial refueling during long‑distance missions.
The new upgrade, expands its engagement envelope, improves radar sensitivity, and enhances its ability to counter low‑flying, maneuverable threats.
In the 2020s, as drone warfare surged, microwave weapons moved from experimental technology to a central component of modern air defense.
Scorpius scans the sky, intercepts and analyzes signals, and then fires microwave pulses that can disable or degrade enemy electronics.
Israeli arms exports hit a record $14.8 billion in 2024, with a whopping 54% of those exports going to European countries.
Oron’s integration of cutting-edge Israeli-developed systems gives it unmatched capabilities.
BlueWhale operates without a crew, eliminating the danger to human life during high-risk missions.
In 2024, Israeli arms exports reached a record $14.8 billion, nearly doubling over five years.
