Elbit Systems
Three Israeli firms featured in the report’s top 100 listing of the biggest weapons producers on earth.
Prosecutors say a member of the outlawed group struck Sgt. Kate Evans with a sledgehammer during an Aug. 6 break-in at an Elbit Systems UK site.
Athens is eyeing the Jewish state’s modern anti-aircraft and artillery missile systems.
The problems Israel has been forced to solve—detecting low-flying drones in crowded airspace, distinguishing friendly from hostile platforms, and closing the kill chain quickly—are now confronting European governments.
The Iron Beam high-power laser system can track and destroy rockets, mortars, aircraft, and UAVs at a fraction of the cost of defensive missiles.
Ron Prosor was reacting to the use of smoke grenades and vandalism at the Israeli defense manufacturer’s offices in Ulm near Munich.
The facility in England’s southwest was targeted dozens of times by the now-terrorist-designated group Palestine Action.
The booth of the security company was doused with red paint, followed by an earlier attack against Israeli singer David D’Or during a concert in Warsaw.
The government’s announcement comes days after Germany’s decision to halt new arms exports to the Jewish state.
Sweden’s Foxtrot crime organization was tasked with attacking Israeli embassies, defense contractors and citizens, and Jewish community facilities.
The local branch of Haifa-based Elbit Systems came under fire amid rising threats to Israeli interests in Europe.
MSCI is still confirmed to be penalizing the military giant Elbit Systems, mainly because of pro-Palestinian protests against it.
