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US intercepts Iranian launches to Jordan, interceptors also sent from Israel
Interceptor fragments fell in Eilat, where residents reported hearing explosions; No change to the Home Front Command's guidelines; Flights to Aqaba were delayed, as well as to Ben Gurion Airport
Roni Green Shaulov, Elisha Ben Kimon
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07.19.26
The truth behind the giant fireball that alarmed central Israel
A dramatic nighttime rocket-engine test triggered rumors of disaster, but Tomer CEO Dotan Gabai says it exposed a far bigger story: soaring missile demand, round-the-clock production and Israel’s race to prepare for the next war
Navit Zomer
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07.18.26
Israeli man dies three months after Iranian missile strike on Haifa
Michael Katz, 82, was critically wounded when a ballistic missile struck his apartment building on April 6; the longtime Rafael employee leaves behind his wife, two sons and six grandchildren
Eitan Glickman
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07.15.26
China’s rare nuclear submarine missile test raises alarm over US-range weapon
Beijing says the rare submarine-launched missile test was routine, but regional powers and NATO warn it signals China’s expanding nuclear reach amid its military buildup
ynet, News Agencies
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07.06.26
‘One missile can darken cities’: Doral CEO warns Israel is falling behind on energy
Yoni Hantis, who became one of the youngest CEOs among Tel Aviv’s top listed companies, says Israel’s dependence on gas and oil leaves it dangerously exposed while bureaucracy keeps renewable energy projects stuck for years
Sivan Hilaie
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06.18.26
IDF confirms Ramat David Airbase hit by Iranian missile fire
IDF is investigating whether this was a direct hit; There were no casualties; Satellite images indicates the base was hit by one of the launches during the escalation with Iran; This is not the first time that Hezbollah and Iran have targeted - and hit - the base
Ron Crissy, Gal Ganot
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06.10.26
Iran fires fresh missile barrage at Israel
Military says all missiles in latest attack intercepted and no injuries reported, bringing total Iranian launches since Sunday to about 20; Israel reports striking a petrochemical plant in southwestern Iran
ynet
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06.08.26
'Like some kind of Apocalypse': Watch footage of explosions in Putin's massive attack on Kiev
Another huge Russian attack on Ukrainian cities, with 656 drones and 73 missiles; at least 18 killed and over 100 wounded; Kiev also continues to attack deep inside Russia, hitting a refinery
ynet, News Agencies
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06.02.26
US shoulders much of Israel’s missile defense in Iran war, Pentagon assessments show
Washington fired more than 200 THAAD interceptors and over 100 ship-based missiles during the war with Iran, far more high-end munitions than Israel used, raising concerns over US readiness in other regions
News Agencies
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05.22.26
Report: Iran regained operational access to about 70% of missile launchers
The findings reported by the New York Times contradict Trump administration claims that the joint campaign decimated Tehran’s forces and raise concerns over any renewed fighting
ynet Global
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05.13.26
After Iranian missile strike, Abou Family REIT saw 'once-in-a-generation opportunity'
Abou Family REIT bought 40 Da Vinci Towers apartments in Tel Aviv from the Israel Land Authority after an Iranian missile strike at a discount, about 2M shekels per unit after renovation; it is marketing 20 units for 13,000–16,000 shekels monthly
Hila Tsion
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05.06.26
Turkey flexes military muscle with new long-range hypersonic missile
Defense Minister Yaşar Güler says the liquid-fueled YILDIRIMHAN is Turkey’s longest-range missile yet, as Ankara expands its domestic arms industry and seeks greater military self-reliance
ynet
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05.05.26
Iranian attack on UAE: 3 missiles intercepted, fire at oil facility hit by drone
Escalation in the Gulf, moments after US announced it broke Iran's blockade: cruise missiles launched from Iran for 1st time since ceasefire, a drone hit an oil facility in Fujairah and a cargo ship near Dubai reported fire in engine room
ynet , Lior Ben Ari
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05.04.26
Iran war drains US weapons supply, stoking fears over China and Russia readiness
As the war with Iran rapidly depletes munitions stockpiles, the Pentagon diverts weapons from allies in Asia and Europe and presses Congress to approve a $1.45 trillion budget, while defense firms warn funding gaps could delay production and leave the military unprepared
ynet
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05.01.26
11-year-old girl dies of wounds after Iranian missile strike in Bnei Brak on Passover eve
The girl fought for weeks before dying at Sheba Medical Center; funeral set for Saturday night, mayor says ‘her whole future was ahead,’ as 23 were killed in Operation Roaring Lion
Shilo Freid
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04.24.26
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