Israel

‘Probable’ Israel Strike Kills Six Syria Fighters: Monitor

A "probable Israeli air strike" on Syria killed six pro-Iranian fighters in the eastern province of Deir Ezzor near the border with Iraq, a war monitor said.

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Germany and Israel Sign ‘Historic’ Missile Shield Deal

Germany signed a deal to acquire the Israeli-made Arrow 3 hypersonic missile system that will become a key part of Europe's defense against air attack.

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Israel Strikes Gaza as Violent Protest Rocks Enclave

Israel said it launched drone strikes on the Gaza Strip targeting the Islamist group Hamas after a protest by Palestinians turned violent.

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Israel Fires on Syria Targets From Occupied Golan: AFP, Army

Israeli tanks fired on Syrian targets from the occupied Golan Heights, the military said.

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Elbit, KNDS to Develop Rocket Artillery System for European Market

Israel’s Elbit Systems has entered into an agreement with KNDS to jointly develop a rocket artillery system for European as well as NATO nations.

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Old Israeli Tank Stolen From Base, Found in Scrapyard

A decommissioned Israeli tank was stolen from a military base, only to be found hours later in a nearby scrapyard, police said.

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Israel Unveils AI-Enabled ‘Barak’ Next-Gen Battle Tank

The Israeli Ministry of Defense has unveiled a new main battle tank that features artificial intelligence and other advanced systems.

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Israel Strikes on Syria Kill Two Soldiers: State Media

Israeli air strikes killed two Syrian soldiers and wounded six others on Syria's west coast, state media said, quoting a military source.

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Israeli Artillery Corps to Receive Upgraded Skylark Drones

Elbit Systems will supply the Skylark 1 electric vertical take-off and landing drone to the Israeli Defense Forces.

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UN Renews Lebanon Peacekeeping Mission After Dispute

The UN Security Council renewed the mandate for its peacekeeping force in Lebanon for another year after tense debate around the troops' freedom of movement.

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