Defense & Security · 65 stories · Updated Sep 11, 2026
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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Anduril Industries ($61B valuation, $2.2B revenue, ~7,000 employees) is in advanced talks to establish R&D and manufacturing inside Israel. Former IAF…
Israeli defense-tech founder presence is dense inside Israel — and thinner than commonly assumed across American and European defense unicorns. A publ…
Reuters reported July 24 that Anduril is in talks to raise at approximately $100 billion — triple its valuation fourteen months ago. The company is si…
Israeli defense companies supplying Europe: Elbit, IAI and Rafael, with 14 contracts, customers, values and dates through October 2026, plus delivery…
Israel's largest publicly listed defense company. TASE: ESLT; NASDAQ: ESLT. FY2025 revenue $7.94B (+16%). Backlog $30.2B (Q1 2026), ~71% foreign. Fede…
Israel's defense industry is a $14.795B (2024) / ~$19.2B (2025) export machine with a prime-contractor backlog above $74B. IAI, Rafael, Elbit plus a d…
Duvdevan is the real life Fauda unit. Guy Farache, CEO of its U.S. foundation, explains how the unit works, what it did on October 7, and where donati…
Ashdod Port handles 40% of Israel's maritime trade and anchors its wartime resupply chain. A single April 2026 operation moved 6,500 tons of munitions…
Rafael said June 28, 2026 that Romania chose SPYDER, not Iron Dome, for a framework worth over €2 billion. The first $660 million contract was signed…
