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Commander of the Israeli Navy Vice Adm. David Saar Salama awards fighters of the Naval Intelligence Division with certificates of appreciation for contributing to Israel's security.
Sikorsky-Lockheed Martin says the next-generation CH-53K King Stallions (known in the IDF as the "Super Yasur") won't arrive in Israel before 2026, while the existing Yasur fleet is expected to be decommissioned in 2025.
The dense network of buildings and narrow streets simulating fighting on the ground in Hamas-controlled territory has earned the moniker "Mini Gaza."
US President Joe Biden’s upcoming Middle East visit should focus on three issues, says Maj. Gen. (ret.) Uzi Dayan: "Iran, Iran and Iran."
Established in the wake of the unrest in Israel's mixed cities during the May 2021 Gaza fighting, the new force is composed of Border Police officers, volunteers and reservists who will be trained and activated as needed to deal with disturbances and emergency scenarios.
The Tammuz 6 can hit targets up to 50 km (31 miles) away when fired from a helicopter, as well as "aim" itself through the use of image processing technology.
Defense minister meets with Indian PM Narendra Modi to discuss ways to deepen security cooperation. Upon landing in New Delhi, Gantz is greeted by Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh with an honor guard.
"This is a game-changer," Bennett declares during visit with manufacturer, adding that using the system would cost a mere $2 per interception.
Dozens of Israeli warplanes, meanwhile, conduct a long-range exercise over the Mediterranean Sea on Tuesday to simulate an attack on Iran's nuclear facilities.
The IDF began integrating women in combat positions over the past 20 years, but 10% of the roles still remain off-limits to female soldiers. Radical groups slam the decision as one that will deal IAF's Unit 669 a "massive" operational blow.
