The intelligence platform for Israel's defense industrial economy — production, exports, doctrine, primes, startups, global procurement.
Lead storyRafael has sold the Spike missile to 45 nations, and Germany bought more in 2025 despite its own arms embargo on Israel. Here is why the model still holds.
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Talpiot has graduated roughly 1,500 cadets since 1979. The nine-year commitment, the BSc-in-three-years curriculum, the unit placements, and why the p…
Jam the radio. Spoof the GPS. Win the engagement before the kinetic shot. The Olam covers Israel's electronic-warfare industrial base — ELTA, Elbit, R…
MAFAT — Israel's Directorate of Defense R&D — routes a structural share of its R&D budget through startup-tier defense-tech companies. The mechanism,…
Israel's multi-layer air and missile defense: Arrow 3 (exo-atmospheric), David's Sling (medium-to-long range), Iron Beam (directed-energy), and Iron D…
Israel's defense industry is a $14.795B (2024) / ~$19.2B (2025) export machine with a ~$90B prime-contractor backlog. IAI, Rafael, Elbit — plus a defe…
Israel's Foreign Ministry has shipped TravIL — a 187-country consumer app built for a world that got materially more hostile to Israeli travelers afte…
Israel booked $14.8B in defense exports in 2024. Europe took 54%. Germany signed $10B in two years. IAI, Elbit, and Rafael sit on $65B in combined bac…
Elbit Systems closed 2025 with $7.94 billion in revenue and a $28.1 billion order backlog. Inside the Hermes, PULS, and laser portfolio that has made…
Israel’s largest defense prime by order book just crossed $30 billion in backlog — 71% of it foreign. Inside the Federmann-controlled, Nasdaq-listed c…
