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Military to suspend "strike-for-strike" protocol in favor of strikes on higher quality targets. IDF chief says that while all signs indicate neither side seeks a full-fledged conflict, Israel is gearing up for further escalation.
Defense intelligence site Janes reports that Israel has used 4,239 weapons against 955 targets over three-year span. Around 70% of IAF pilots have been involved in campaign.
The Barak ER defense system has the ability to intercept airborne threats from 100 miles away, including ballistic and cruise missiles, drones and helicopters.
Military Censor allows Israel Hayom to release previously classified details on a mission that saw Golani Brigade troops eliminate a Syrian army position built in volition of the 1974 ceasefire deal between the two countries. The operation was the first Israeli incursion into Syria in years.
The Oron is equipped with a sophisticated automatic learning system that is based on an advanced algorithm and AI, and will permit the various branches of the IDF to strengthen its intelligence-gathering superiority.
"Iron Dome will be with us for many years to come. We are constantly looking ahead, expanding and improving in the face of the threats evolving in the sector," says the head of the Defense Ministry's apparatus overseeing the development of missile defenses.
Maneuvers aiming to simulate multiple battle scenarios pertaining to the northern sector, Judea and Samaria, and the Gaza Strip, will mark the first time the Israeli military holds a drill on foreign soil.
The American, French, Cypriot and Greek navies joined Israel to practice a range of missions and deepen their ability to cooperate, with ships linked up via their communications systems.