Defense & Security · 65 stories · Updated Sep 11, 2026
Israel's defense business, from weapons development to export contracts, with a close look at the manufacturers and startups competing for orders.
Lead storySpain banned arms trade with Israel in 2025, then planned to buy Rafael-linked EuroSpike missiles. What was canceled, what continues, and what is disputed.
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Spain banned arms trade with Israel in 2025, then planned to buy Rafael-linked EuroSpike missiles. What was canceled, what continues, and what is disp…
Elbit keeps 27.4% of its floor space outside Israel, IAI exports 66% of sales and Rafael reports more than 30 subsidiaries. Olam compares the three mo…
Spain, Belgium, Italy and Canada still restrict arms trade with Israel, while Germany and Slovenia have lifted their limits. Eight countries compared…
Ondas (NASDAQ: ONDS) now owns at least 14 Israeli defense companies. A deal-by-deal map of who owns what, what each firm makes, and what Ondas paid.
IAI is in advanced talks to sell LORA missiles to Morocco, Calcalist reports. See what is confirmed, what is not, and Israel's share of Morocco's arms…
The UK suspended 30 of 350 arms licenses to Israel in 2024, exempted F-35 parts, and has since refused more. What changed, and what critics say is mis…
The Czech Republic anchors its air defense on Israeli MMR radar and SPYDER missiles, backed by a 20-year IAI sustainment contract signed in 2024.
