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Defense & Security

INS Drakon submarine arrives in Israel

INS Drakon submarine arrives in Israel

Israel's newest submarine, INS Drakon, reached Israeli waters after delays caused by Norway and Denmark barring it from their territorial waters. On the southern front, the IDF reinforces in the Red Sea amid the Houthi threat. 

Why Saudi F-35 deal matters for Israel, US and Middle East

Israeli SPICE 1000 weapon used in Iran set for F-35 integration

Rafael and Lockheed Martin are integrating the SPICE 1000 weapon system on the F-35 fighter jet for the first time. The system can strike targets from more than 120 kilometers (75 miles) away. The project is expected to be completed within months, potentially opening the weapon to additional F-35 operators. 

Iron Dome project in Germany moves forward

Iron Dome project in Germany moves forward

Sale of Volkswagen's Osnabrück plant to consortium including Israel's Rafael expected to be announced Monday. The Factory will be converted to produce trucks, generators and launchers for the Iron Dome system. Qatar's sovereign wealth fund, a major Volkswagen shareholder, threatened to derail the deal, forcing the parties to devise an alternative sale structure.