Anna Ahronheim
Anna Ahronheim is the editor for Defense & Tech by The Jerusalem Post. With a keen interest in the Middle East, terrorism, and terrorist groups, she moved from Canada to Israel and received her MA in Counter-Terrorism and Homeland Security at the Interdisciplinary Center of Herzilya, Israel. She started her career at i24News before moving to The Jerusalem Post where she was the military reporter.
Ground forces gain tactical edge with Asio Technologies
Boeing Defense and Space partners with Palantir for AI adoption
Yeruham is on a mission to secure Israel’s drone tech edge
Iran’s Air Force receives batch of Russian MiG-29s
Their arrival underscores Tehran’s urgency to bolster its aerial capabilities amid regional tensions and after Operation Rising Lion
No. 13: Boaz Levy: CEO of Israel Aerospace Industries
Under Boaz Levy’s stewardship, IAI has reached record profitability, with its order backlog surpassing NIS 25 billion for the year 2024.
No. 39: Shaun Maguire, Jordan Fried, and Joe Lonsdale: Catalysts of innovation
Together, these leaders bridge the gap between Silicon Valley ingenuity and national security imperatives.
Israel proved technological supremacy over Iran, Rafael's Yuval Steinitz tells 'Post'
In an interview with the Jerusalem Post, the chairman of Rafael Advanced Defense Systems discussed the prowess of Israel's military technology and what lies ahead for the IDF.
Pentagon eyes Israel for new defense innovation hub
Proposal seeks to boost US–Israel tech collaboration against emerging threats from Iran, China, and beyond
Ashdod Port and Chartered Group sign strategic innovation and investment agreement
Memorandum of Understanding signed after hosting innovation conferences in Japan
Israeli drone companies unveil precision airdrop capability for unmanned helicopter
New DropAir integration with Black Eagle 50E tactical unmanned helicopter enables rapid, autonomous supply delivery in complex environments
How the IDF rewired the battlefield for the first AI war - interview
Over the past five years, the IDF has been working to transform itself into a network-enabled combat machine, with AI and Big Data enabling the flow of information across units and commands.
Second B-21 Raider arrives at Edwards AFB
The B-21 is intended for long-range strategic strikes.
US air force orders smaller, deadlier bunker buster bombs
ARA and Boeing to develop lighter, smarter munitions after Iran strike exposes limits of Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP).