Turkish Competition Also to Israel – in Anti-UAV Defense
Turkey developed a fully integrated air defense system to detect, track and disrupt any illegal activity of small and micro unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV)...
Resurrecting the Kalashnikov?
Izhmash and Izhevsk, two of the most famous small arms manufacturers in Russia, are in talks about the possibility of merging.
According to Guns.com merging...
The Israeli reaction to the rockets – empty words
Israel has lost what little deterrence it still had. Yesterday the Israeli Air Force did not bomb the area the rockets were launched from,...
Iran is developing new ballistic missiles
Iran has been developing some new types of long range ballistic missiles and some will become operational within a year according to Israeli sources...
NSA Tried to Crack U.S. Funded Anonymity Protection System
The National Security Agency (NSA) has repeatedly tried to develop attacks against people using Tor, a software tool designed to protect online anonymity –...
Israeli Heron UAS Leasing Extended by Germany
Germany has decided to extend the leasing contract of the Heron UAS, a surveillance unmanned aerial system. IAI's Heron have recently reached 30,000 operational...
Russia Tested New Weapons in Syria While West Observed
By Arie Egozi
"Syria has been used as a huge test site for Russian new weapons, and the West, mainly the US, was keeping an...
Emergency Vehicles to Help Map Radiation Threat in City
A radiation threat detection system was successfully tested recently by the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).
DARPA’s SIGMA program—whose goal is to prevent...
US Marines Enhancing Their UAVs Swarm Capabilities
The Marines have been boosting the development of UAVs swarm capabilities, using the manned-unmanned airlift concept.
The Low-Cost Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Swarming Technology, also known...
Targeting Pods – the Operational Need Grows
By Arie Egozi
Until 20 years ago, targeting pods on fighter aircraft were considered as the privilege of air forces serving in countries with extensive...
3D-Printed Sensor Coating Would Cover Robots and Aircraft
A new method of creating flexible, printable electronics that combine sensors and processing circuitry was developed by MIT researchers. The work was supported by...
India, Israel Sign Homeland Security Agreement
India and Israel have signed a slew of agreements on cooperation in legal assistance and public and homeland security.
"We believe that these agreements are...
New Israeli Personal Hovering System
Israeli ground forces are getting more help from above. First it was UAS and now the idea is to equip almost every fighter with...
New Counter-terrorism Vehicle: An Armored Mini-Tractor
When law enforcement officers are called to any emergency situation - they are prepared for the worst case scenario. Whether dealing with a hostage...
Ambulances go high-tech to prevent crashes
In an emergency, every second counts. But driving at high speeds can compromise the safety of first responders and civilians.
There is a new device...
India, Israel discuss counter-terrorism, homeland security
NEW DELHI: India and Israel today discussed the implementation of agreement on counter-terrorism and homeland security between the two countries. Israel's Ambassador to India Daniel...
Topcon Releases Two New UAS for Aerial Mapping, Touts RTK Solution
Topcon Positioning Group recently announced two new UAS for mapping, the Sirius Pro and Sirius Basic. The press release states that "both systems are...
Multiple intelligence agencies: a blessing or a recipe for failure? Part...
The US, the most powerful country on earth, has an intelligence community comprising 17 major intelligence agencies: CIA (Central Intelligence Agency), FBI (Federal Bureau...
iHLS TV Weekly Report – December 16 2014
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In this weekly report (16 December 2014):
State Department and White House Networks Hacked at the Same Time
U.S. spends about...
Airships: the future solution for commercial aviation?
A recent forecast shows that by 2020 the annual number of aircraft passengers will reach 400 million. Air freight traffic is also expected to...
Will yesterday’s weapon system win tomorrow’s war?
By Arie Egozi
The dilemma is not new but as weapon systems become much more expensive we try to solve it: Is the weapon system we...
A surprise attack? Not on China’s watch
Collecting data via satellites was once a capability solely for powerful countries, particularly the United States. Starting from the 1980s, however, more countries acquired...











































