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2 new hypersonic missiles have been tested. The US have successfully tested 2 Lockheed Martin Corp hypersonic missiles, said the Pentagon, as part of...
Cyber Warefare, Photo illust. by Pixabay

On Tuesday, Locked Shields kicked off the largest and most complex cyber defense exercise in the world, which is held every year to train...
UK, Downing St. London, by Pixabay

Cyberspace is often divided into two layers: a defensive layer and an offensive layer. However, because all of us are interconnected through the network,...
Iron Dome By Rafael

Despite continued threats, Israel continues to find new ways to protect its airspace: The IDF's new missile interception system, Magen Or, was recently approved...

The United States and India have been working together on developing a series of small, unmanned, aerial drones that are to be launched from...

The ability to pinpoint and act against moving, dynamic targets is at the center of a new project conducted by the US Air Force...

Russian Ministry of Defense recently published a video of its new autonomous torpedo, the Poseidon strategic attack drone. Russia boasts that the high-speed...

A new portable communication system allows soldiers on the ground to increase situational awareness. The system, worn by individual soldiers on the ground, ensures...

U.S. Navy ships often face risks of attack when going through narrow passages such as the Suez Canal or the Hormuz strait. Protecting itself...

A paramilitary organization is forming in Taiwan, in response to Chinese threats at invading the Island. Taiwan citizens fed up with the military’s lack...

The Indian Army plans to invest in its warfare fleet by introducing integrated battle groups (IBGs), energy weapons,...

Loitering munition is a weapon system category in which the munition loiters around the target area for some time, searches for targets, and attacks...

Egypt is interested in the procurement of Buk-M3 Surface-to-Air Missiles (SAM) from Russia. The parties still need to agree on volumes, terms of performance and...

By Emily B. Landau, Shimon Stein* When Shultz, Perry, Kissinger, and Nunn published their op-eds on a world free of nuclear weapons in 2007 and 2008,...

There are some big names in the cyber-warfare world: the United States, obviously, as well as Israel, Russia, China, and a few others. In...

Israel’s cyber sector is still dominated by startups, despite “growing at a breakneck pace,” according to the folks over at the Defensive Cyber Operations...

Israel seems to be reassessing its position on the sale of locally made UASs to the Ukraine, this after the Kremlin announcement that it...

President Vladimir Putin lifted, on Monday, a ban on supplying Iran with sophisticated S-300 air defense missile systems. This in the aftermath of the...
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Register to iHLS Israel Homeland Security In this weekly Video report (March 31st 2015): Missile Defense: US Unveils Innovative AEGIS System ISIS Recruiting In New York The Threat:...

At the start of 2015, Israel’s two major fronts – home to the two hostile players with which Israel has had military encounters in...

A recent arms deal between Egypt and France may indicate a change in the regional balance of power; Egypt's traditional reliance on U.S. arms...

  The Minsk II Agreement: Implications of a (Shaky) Ceasefire The Minsk II Agreement, reached on February 12, 2015 between Ukraine and the separatist provinces in...