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IAI chief: Arrow 4 almost ready for serial production

Israel Aerospace Industries CEO Boaz Levy says Israel’s next-generation interceptor is advancing rapidly as the Arrow system’s wartime performance boosts global demand; Germany receives its first Arrow 3 battery in the largest defense deal in IAI’s history

Maya Nahum Shahl | 12.03.25

'A global shift': Israel hands Germany Arrow 3 missile defense system

System will be stationed at Holzdorf Air Base, about 40 kilometers south of Berlin; base is set to become German military’s largest installation in the east and will serve as a frontline defense point against potential aerial threats from Russia

Zeev Avrahami, Berlin | 12.02.25

IDF soldiers accused of violent hazing, including sexual assault

Military police investigate reports of physical, psychological and sexual abuse in Arrow missile defense unit; Air Force chief personally overseeing probe

Yoav Zitun | 07.09.25

Defense Ministry, IDF fight with Finance Ministry over funding to pay for war against Iran

Military says it must urgently replenish munitions after offensive in Gaza and war with Iran while Finance Ministry claims IDF is wasting money on reserve troops; Defense officials hope for urgent intervention of prime minister

Yoav Zitun | 06.29.25

Houthi missile sends over a million Israelis to bomb shelters

Following missile launch from Yemen, alarms activated across central Israel; The IDF intercepted the missile using the Arrow system; Ben Gurion Airport temporarily halted all departures and arrivals

Elisha Ben Kimon, Iris Lifshitz-Klieger, Or Hadar | 05.13.25

Israel signs multi-billion deal to buy more Arrow-3 interceptors to counter Houthi threat

Defense Ministry purchased a new stock of Arrow-3 interceptors from the Israel Aerospace Industries to enhance protection against ballistic missile threats; Each interceptor costs approximately $4 million, and the move follows an uptick in missile attacks by the Houthis from Yemen

Yossi Yehoshua | 12.24.24

'Second Arrow needed': IDF reviews strategy amid Houthi escalation

After 2 failed Houthi missile interceptions, senior official urges policy shift: 'Misses can happen, but the solution is launching an additional interceptor'; officials say no advancements in Houthi capabilities detected, but Yemeni rebels 'centers of gravity' remain elusive

Yossi Yehoshua | 12.21.24

מערכת מגן אור בתצוגה לקראת ביקורו של ביידן

The era of laser defense: A historic milestone in Israel's defense

Analysis: It's similar to the global breakthrough in transforming drones for intelligence and operational use; The decision of the Defense Ministry to put 2 billion shekels into the country's advanced Iron Beam laser interception systems shows confidence in its performance and in its future profitability as a defense export

Ron Ben Yishai | 10.28.24

Israel faces 'severe shortage' of interceptor missiles, says report

Experts and senior officials in the military industry tell London-based Financial Times newspaper that Israel is facing a "serious munitions issue" as it prepares for an attack in Iran, which could ignite further escalation. CEO of IAI: 'Some of our lines work 24 hours, 7 days a week. It is no secret that we need to replenish stocks.”'

Ynet | 10.15.24

Israel Aerospace Industries profits soar as Gaza war drags on

Israel Aerospace Industries notches new profit record with 2Q profits of $159 million and has a backlog of orders as wars on the border and around the world continue; revenues amounted to $1.4 billion and the missile division, which produces the Arrow system, led sales with $614 million

Navit Zomer | 08.15.24

IAI clinches lucrative Arrow missile sale as Israel's defense industry thrives amid war

Sale valued at 1.9 billion dollars signed between Israel and an unnamed government; Israeli weapons systems in demand as global tensions rise; industry sees record-braking earnings

Navit Zomer | 08.08.24

Iran's attack will be measured amid Tehran's challenges

Analysis: Tehran has limited launch capabilities compared to its arsenal of rockets but has learned from the April attack on Israel which weapons can penetrate air defenses; a strike on Israel is vital for the Tehran regime's survival

Ron Ben Yishai | 08.06.24

Global clients flock to Israeli defense firms following Iran attack

Israel Aerospace Industry CEO Boaz Levy says staggering success in countering Iranian assault proves air defenses invaluable in quest for security

Navit Zomer | 04.15.24

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