'Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity' designated as terrorist organization

Ami Rojkes Dombe | 28/02/2021

The representatives of the organization are active in many countries in Europe and North America, led by Khaled Barakat, who is part of the leadership of the PFLP abroad

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Swiss Army procuring new Cobra 120mm mortars

Eyal Boguslavsky | 28/02/2021

The acquisition is seen as filling a gap in the Army's indirect firepower capability. The contract includes Pirhana IV 8x8 armored vehicles that will carry the weapons

Cybertech

Is password era ending? Transmit Security rolls out passwordless authentication solution

Cybertech | 28/02/2021

The Israeli company says its BindID, which doesn’t need software downloads or dedicated hardware, eliminates the headaches of resets, multiple IDs, and locked accounts

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IBM: Ransomware accounted for about a quarter of the cyberattacks in 2020

A single attack group reaped $123 million. The company estimates that Sodinokibi stole about 21.6 terabytes of data from its victims

Ami Rojkes Dombe | 25/02/2021

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Defense Ministry selects Lockheed Martin's CH53K as IDF's new heavy lift helicopter

The aircraft is essential to the IDF's ability to carry out a wide range of operational activities, Defense Minister Gantz said

IsraelDefense | 25/02/2021

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The hydrogen revolution: A new development model that starts with the sea, the sun and the wind

Commentary: The revolutionary strategy based on the use of 'green' energy to produce adequate quantities of hydrogen at an acceptable cost can help bring the world out of the pandemic crisis with positive impacts on the environment and on climate

Giancarlo Elia Valori | 25/02/2021

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Report: Estonian commandos to receive new small arms

The country's Special Operations Forces will reportedly be equipped with the Glock 19 handgun and a version of the Heckler & Koch HK416 rifle

Eyal Boguslavsky | 25/02/2021

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US Special Forces acquiring remotely-piloted aircraft for jamming enemy signals

The classified drone is part of the Hornet unmanned aircraft project including systems for jamming communications

Dan Arkin | 25/02/2021

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Opinion: 'Tar attack' on Israel may have been ecological terrorism

The Environmental Protection Ministry imposed a gag order on the investigation of the tar pollution of Israel's coasts. The objective of the order was not disclosed, but it is possible that it was intended to prevent public discussion of the thesis that the incident may have been an intentional act of terror

Ami Rojkes Dombe | 25/02/2021

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Caracal unveils new pistol and rifle

The second-generation Caracal F Gen II pistol and the CSA 338 Semi-Automatic rifle were displayed at IDEX 2021

Eyal Boguslavsky | 25/02/2021

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Indian Army to procure almost 100,000 new close quarter battle carbines

The future deal is estimated to be worth $110 million

Eyal Boguslavsky | 25/02/2021

Turkish troops with the MPT-76. Photo: Turkish Ministry of National Defence

Turkey's MPT-76-MH rifle passes Turkish Army qualification tests

Several military sources in Turkey reported that the rifle will be used as a designated marksman’s rifle. However, this has not officially been confirmed

Eyal Boguslavsky | 25/02/2021

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US power company acquires Rafael's electromagnetic pulse-protected radio

The BNET radio is said to be the world’s first commercially available radio of its kind designed to provide communications when critical infrastructures are disrupted by catastrophic EMP events

IsraelDefense | 24/02/2021

An IDF tank on the Golan Heights. Photo: IDF Spokesperson's Unit

Security and longevity guaranteed, even in your region: Israel, Syria and the 1974 Separation of Forces Agreement

Commentary: The agreement never developed into a peace accord but it has helped prevent a spillover of the Syrian war into the Golan Heights, and it could be a basis for future talks

Guy Cohen | 24/02/2021

The JAIS. Photo: Nimr

Saudi, Emirati companies forge partnership for military vehicle production

Emirati company Nimr has signed an agreement to manufacture the four-wheel drive JAIS vehicle at Saudi Arabian Military Industries plants

Eyal Boguslavsky | 24/02/2021

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At IDEX expo, UAE Army awards over $3 billion in contracts

The Army is expected to award a total of $5.6 billion worth of contracts during the entire event

Eyal Boguslavsky | 24/02/2021

The Black Eagle 50. Photo: Steadicopter

Steadicopter displays capabilities of lightweight robotic helicopter at IDEX 2021

According to the company, its Black Eagle systems, currently on display at the defense exhibition in the UAE, are suitable for military, homeland security and law enforcement missions

Eyal Boguslavsky | 24/02/2021

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While you were in quarantine, Palestinian Authority paid about a half-billion shekels to terrorists in Israeli jails

In 2020, the Palestinian Authority hid the payments from the international community by transferring funds to the PLO, which paid the salaries. Israel is silent on the matter

Ami Rojkes Dombe | 24/02/2021

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Tel Aviv University launches new interdisciplinary center for artificial intelligence

The center is expected to be made up of hundreds of researchers, and promote multidisciplinary research cooperation with scientists from around the campus. The center will also promote cooperation with the military and with public entities

Ami Rojkes Dombe | 23/02/2021

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Twelve-year-old vulnerability discovered in Windows operating system

Researchers from SentinelOne claim that the flaw has existed in Windows since at least the introduction of Windows 7 in 2009, and may also have been in older versions

Ami Rojkes Dombe | 23/02/2021

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The world arms sales market

Commentary: There are many reasons why arms companies might want to establish themselves abroad, including better access to growing markets, collaborative arms programs or policies in host countries that link arms purchases to technology transfers

Giancarlo Elia Valori | 23/02/2021

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BAE's first command variant of amphibious vehicle delivered to US Marines

The ACV-C is designed to provide the highest levels of communications, coordination, and analysis on the battlefield to support command and control, the company says

Eyal Boguslavsky | 23/02/2021

Iranian high-tech workers at an office in Tehran. Photo: REUTERS/Raheb Homavandi/TIMA

Iran establishing innovation centers in Syria and Russia

The goal is to find new export markets for Iranian knowledge-based products, and cope with the implications of the American economic sanctions

Mandi Kogosowski | 23/02/2021

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Environment and development: a Copernican revolution to shift from 'defensive' environmentalism to propulsive ecological transition

Commentary: There are currently the conditions and instruments to reconcile the needs of progress and growth with the sacrosanct need to improve the protection of the ecosystem in which we live

Giancarlo Elia Valori | 17/02/2021

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