As a country surrounded by enemies for much of its history and with the military at such a central role in its culture, Israel has often worked to arm itself with new and improved weaponry as well as innovating on its own.
Several Israeli defense companies such as Rafael, Israel Aerospace Industries and Elbit Systems have continued to push forward innovation and modernization on the weapons front.
Further, several weapons and vehicles have been bought from countries and companies abroad to further enhance Israel's capabilities.
All of this serves to ensure that the Jewish state continues to maintain its qualitative military edge in the region.
The new Roem system saw its first operational firing in June and will be deployed with an IDF unit in the coming year.
This is absolutely necessary, but this must be done intelligently and with minimal impact on its economic and social fabric.
The Jerusalem Post and a group of military reporters visited a Boeing KC-46 midair refueling aircraft and participated in a briefing with US pilot Capt. Cody Nelson.
President Herzog and Defense Minister Gallant awarded the 2023 Israel Defense Prize to four projects in a ceremony at the president's home in Jerusalem.
The war in Ukraine boosts Israeli defense sales in Europe under the shadow of potential future threats from Moscow.
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