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Israel’s first state-owned satellite reaches final orbit, begins mission

Israel Aerospace Industries announced Dror 1 reached its designated orbit 22,370 miles above Earth; satellite successfully deployed its solar panels and antennas, marking key milestone in Israel’s pursuit of space independence

Yaron Drukman | 08.11.25

Following Iran campaign, Israel rethinks foreign reliance for refueling planes

With the Air Force pushing for more U.S.-made KC-46 tankers, Israel Aerospace Industries is lobbying to convert Boeing 767s locally; debate pits operational independence and domestic industry against foreign aid constraints and strategic urgency

Yuval Azulay | 07.21.25

A new initiative: An Israeli spacecraft to Europa

Researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science, together with engineers from Israel Aerospace Industries, are advancing an Israeli space mission to search for signs of life on Europa, one of Jupiter’s moons

Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science | 07.18.25

Israel enters new space era with first state-owned communications satellite

Dror-1, a 4.5-ton satellite developed by Israel Aerospace Industries, is part of a long-term national strategy to ensure full independence in satellite communications

Yaron Drukman | 07.13.25

תיירות עם מזוודות מול בניין הפרלמנט באתונה

Volunteers scramble to shelter Israelis stranded in Greece because of war

Israeli volunteers and real estate firms in Greece mobilize emergency housing for stranded citizens, prioritizing vulnerable groups amid evacuation flight delays and soaring accommodation costs

Roy Elman, Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 06.18.25

'Unprecedented and troubling': Organizers block off Israeli pavilion at Paris Air Show

Defense Ministry says move aims to block proven Israeli systems from competing with French arms under guise of political concerns

Tamar Sebok, Paris | 06.16.25

יורש העצר של סעודיה מוחמד בן סלמאן עם אמיר קטאר תמים בן חמד אאל ת'אני ב ריאד

Report: Netanyahu authorized covert defense exports to Qatar

Despite no diplomatic ties, Israeli firms Elbit, Rafael and IAI signed high-value arms deals with Qatar—allegedly approved by the Defense Ministry and Netanyahu—using a foreign intermediary

Ynetnews | 06.10.25

Israel can say thanks but no thanks to US if willing to pay the price

Opinion: Surprises are Trump's way of conducting policy, both domestic and foreign, but Israel must prepare diplomatic contingency plans for any sudden shift in American policy after US president's decision on Iran, Houthis, Saudis and Hamas

Michael Oren | 05.18.25

Israeli arms are being used in the India-Pakistan conflict

India and Pakistan's ongoing conflict turns out to be a boon for Israel's armament industry, with weapons such as suicide drones and other types of drones to bolster India's aerial dominance; Amid increasing arms exports, Israeli companies adapt to India’s growing demand for local manufacturing and global arms ambitions

Yuval Azulay, Calcalist | 05.11.25

Barak medium-range surface-to-air missile system

Israel’s IAI, India complete successful tests of Barak air defense system

Defense firm says Barak MRSAM system, co-developed with India’s DRDO, passed army trials and is now ready for full deployment; air defense system, already in use by India’s navy and air force, hit all targets in series of interception tests

Ynetnews | 04.07.25

Inside Israel’s missile shield: How IAI’s arrow system protects the country

Exclusive interview with Israel Aerospace Industry CEO Boaz Levy, who told ILTV News that the upcoming Arrow 4 missile defense system will be able to 'encounter any threats'

Maayan Hoffman, ILTV | 03.20.25

War to Wall Street: IAI prepares for IPO fueled by global weapons demand

Israel's largest aerospace firm eyes an IPO following record profits driven by demand from ongoing war; IAI's sales surged, boosted by defense needs, pioneering innovations like unmanned bulldozers and missile defenses

The Media Line/ Maayan Hoffman | 03.18.25

'Our systems will provide solutions for the battlefield of the future'

Israel Aerospace Industries shifts to 24/7 operations amid war, ensuring domestic and global client needs met; the result: a record-breaking year with a $25 billion order backlog; CEO Boaz Levy outlines managing 15,000 employees under missile fire

Asaf Levanon | 01.13.25

Israel to establish a first-of-its-kind biochip lab

Israel’s first biochip lab blends biology, AI and engineering to create sensors for medical diagnostics, environmental purification and waste-to-energy tech; backed by $30M investment, lab aims to lead global biotechnology revolution

Israel Wullman | 12.26.24

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

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