Defense industry
Pratt & Whitney's BTL plant in Nahariya to close
The plant was founded in 1968 by Stef Wertheimer after the then French President Charles de Gaulle imposed an arms embargo on Israel following the Six Day War.
Israeli defense firms walled off in Paris as Ondas unveils autonomous warfare push
Trump invokes defense production act for munitions, supply chains
Israel expects new air defense orders from Europe due to growing concerns over Russian threat
Israeli defense booths boarded up at Eurosatory despite meeting discriminatory demands
A video distributed by the defense ministry showed that French workers had arrived overnight for a special operation to board up certain Israeli companies' exhibits.
Indian Army selects Meprolight MEPRO X6 as new daytime optic for Negev light machine guns
The Mepro 6x is a compact and lightweight x6 telescopic day sight with a range of up to 1000 meters
Ukraine's defense AI chief predicts 'new paradigm' of warfare
Danylo Tsvok predicts 'war of operating systems' with Russia in the next three-five years
From stockpiles to resilience: Modern conflict is reshaping defense force build up - opinion
Readiness used to mean warehouses full of gear. Now it means the ability to build, upgrade, and deploy faster than your adversary. Nations that don’t adapt will lose the next war before it begin
Israel’s war-tested weapons are becoming Europe’s new obsession
Over a dozen Israeli companies are participating in ILA Berlin, bringing combat-proven technology to Germany
Europe should be begging for Israeli defense tech, not boycotting it- opinion
The continent that cannot produce a credible domestic alternative, has not fought a peer war in half a century, and is now locking out the only people qualified to equip it
TSG unveils AI‑driven DroneWeaver System for rapid counter‑UAS defense
DroneWeaver can be a flexible and scalable solution capable of managing complex airspace environments
IAI, Palladyne AI to team up to sell Harpy, Harop UAVs to Department of War
The partnership comes as the DOW increases investments in loitering munitions to expand capabilities to meet modern battlefield demands.
Germany and France drop joint fighter jet project
As well as disputes over control of the next phase of development and access to intellectual property, the two sides had widely differing requirements for the aircraft.
As Europe rearms, Turkey pushes for deeper integration into Western defense markets - analysis
Turkey, once heavily reliant on foreign arms makers, now supplies nearly 40 countries, mainly in the Gulf, Africa, Asia, and parts of Europe, with weapons.
