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Report: Iran secretly bought Chinese surveillance satellite before war

According to leaked Iranian military documents, IRGC used Chinese-built TEE-01B satellite to monitor US bases in Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Bahrain and Iraq before and after missile and drone attacks, received access to Beijing-linked ground station network

Ron Crissy | 04.15.26

Planet Labs halts Iran war imagery indefinitely as US pushes satellite providers to restrict access

Company will release images only on case-by-case basis for urgent or public interest needs; other providers apply their own controls, but were not contacted by US government

Reuters | 04.05.26

‘Israeli Stonehenge’ mystery just went deeper down the rabbit hole

Using remote sensing, researchers identify nearly 30 large stone circles within 25 kilometers of Rujm el-Hiri, challenging the view of the monument as an isolated site and suggesting it was part of a broader regional architectural tradition

Yogev Israeli | 03.27.26

Hezbollah claims strike on satellite station in central Israel after rocket barrage

Rocket fire from Lebanon wounds 18 and damages buildings, including a kindergarten, as sirens sound across Tel Aviv and the Shfela before the IDF strikes the launcher

ynet correspondents | 03.09.26

New satellite images show US F-22 jets positioned on runway at southern Israel base

Against Iran strike seeming imminent, Chinese satellite firm MizarVision continues to document US military aircraft movements in the region, publishing new imagery from Israel’s Ovda base, Qatar, Crete and Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean

Ron Crissy | 02.27.26

The Israeli secret behind hundreds of satellites in space

Rafael labs have developed engines that steer satellites in the world's most critical orbits; their high efficiency allows them to operate for many more years without failure; now the company wants to move from the engine stage to building a complete satellite

Rafael Kahan | 02.19.26

From Petah Tikva to orbit: Gilat Satellite Networks surges 160%, becoming an investor favorite

While Starlink and Amazon race to deploy satellites in space, Israel’s Gilat sells the ground equipment that connects them; Defense contracts, strategic acquisitions and major tenders have lifted its market value to about 3.5 billion shekels

Tal Shahaf | 02.10.26

Satellite images show Iran trying to conceal damage at nuclear sites

New satellite imagery from Natanz and Isfahan shows roofs, blocked tunnels and excavation near nuclear facilities, moves experts say are aimed at salvaging assets and hiding the true extent of damage from Israeli and US strikes

Associated Press | 01.30.26

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Iran launches 3 satellites from Russia, says sanctions 'did not stop us'

Launches signal deepening ties since Ukraine invasion; Tehran said cooperation with Moscow spans many fields; Iran says satellites are for agriculture and environmental research; an Israeli expert said they have no military value

Lior Ben Ari, Alexandra Lukash | 12.28.25

Hundreds of Porsches disable themselves in Russia after faulty theft alert

Satellite tracking system mistakenly flagged reception loss as theft attempt, shutting down hundreds of cars; drivers found their engines unresponsive and, with no support from company due to war with Ukraine

Raphael Kahan | 12.11.25

Commcrete's next generation of tactical satellite communication systems

Commcrete raises $29M to deliver SATCOM-on-the-move

The company’s handheld satellite communications systems are already deployed by defense, special operations and emergency response teams in the most high-stake and extreme environments

Ynet Global | 09.30.25

Israel continues to flatten Gaza high-rises as satellite images show growing displacement

As Israel pounds Gaza high-rises ahead of a ground assault, satellite images show tents vanishing in Gaza City and new shelters rising in a southern 'humanitarian zone'

Yoav Zitun | 09.15.25

Why does Israel launch its satellites against Earth's rotation?

Unlike most satellites launched east to ride Earth’s rotation, Israel sends its satellites west over the Mediterranean, gaining unique surveillance angles despite higher fuel costs and technical challenges

Moshe Glantz | 09.03.25

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

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

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