Israel's Defense Ministry attributed the surge to strong global demand for Israel’s combat-proven systems, as well as reforms aimed at expanding markets and easing export regulations.

This growth is largely attributed to missile, rocket, and air defense systems, which accounted for 36% of the total agreements in 2023, a substantial increase from 19% in 2022.

Defense Ministry says tests "simulated advanced threats, enhancing the system’s capabilities."

The Israeli industries are showcasing advanced technological solutions that address the security challenges faced today by many countries around the world.

World interest in Israeli military tech is expected to continue surging in 2022.

From cutting-edge tanks to twenty-first century firearms, Israel continues to revolutionize warfare.

Israel's Ministry of Defense thwarted an attack by a group of cyber criminals called the Lazarus Group, which is 'backed by a foreign country.'