Jewish extremists resisted the removal, including throwing rocks at soldiers and wounding two IDF troops.
The systems are set to "upgrade the operational capabilities of the forces on the ground," the ministry stated.
Dr. Petri conveyed a message from Argentine President Dr. Javier Milei, reaffirming Argentina's strong support for Israel's right to self-defense.
There are plans to build around 1,700 safe rooms in Kiryat Shmonah alone, and around 10,000 for the entire 0-5 kilometer area.
Petri’s itinerary includes “negotiations for the acquisition of defense technologies, high-level meetings to promote the transfer of knowledge and technology in the security sector."
Both Israel Katz and Yoav Gallant, the current and former defense minister, condemned the attempted attacks on Friday night.
Yitzhak Rabin spoke of the importance of manpower and mobilizing reservists following the Yom Kippur War, echoing modern sentiments.
Representatives of the Ministry of Defense, investors, and entrepreneurs participated in a conference dedicated to startups operating in the security field.
If executed properly, this new body could potentially help save Israel from future disasters like October 7.
Gallant, who also spoke, expressed gratitude and appreciation for the IDF commanders and soldiers, as well as members of the security forces, regular and reserve.