Tal Inbar
Tal Inbar is head of the Space and UAV Research Center at the Fisher Institute for Air and Space Strategic Studies. His research focuses on space policy and programs.
The unveiling of the Iranian nuclear documents may have not provided a "smoking gun," but it has revealed some measure of the Iranian missile program, which could establish Iran as a significant nuclear power in the region. Special review
A substantial attack against Pyongyang will be conceived by Kim Jong-un as his personal demise and the destruction of his country – so he would have nothing to lose. Between Game Theory and the deterrence between Washington and Pyongyang
ORBIT will present its full suite of aerospace communication solutions at Aero India 2015. The exhibit will feature live demos of the Orion Audio Management System for airborne platforms
At a ceremony held at the Prime Minister's Residence, Maj. Gen. Gadi Eisenkot was promoted to lieutenant general and sworn in as IDF Chief of Staff, replacing Lt. Gen. Benny Gantz, who is retiring after 37 years of military service
IAI will present an impressive array of technologies at the 2015 Aero India Airshow, including models of the TECSAR and OPSAT satellites and models of mini-UAS such as Panther and Bird-Eye
The Israeli company will display at India's largest air defense exhibition a variety of technologies – including the C-DOME, a naval defense system based on the Iron Dome interceptor and its new generation standoff Precision-Guided Munition
Maj. Gen. (res.) Yair Naveh in a special article for the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) on deterrence in the Middle East, on the background of the changes of recent years
Last month, a joint ISA-IDF operation uncovered tons worth of materials being smuggled on a vessel off the coast of Gaza. The materials, originating from the Sinai Peninsula, were meant for Hamas in the Gaza Strip and led to the arrest of three suspects