Israeli submarines

From Dolphin to Dakar: 'Dragon' submarine reveals Israel’s changing undersea posture - analysis

The INS Drakon is a bridge between two generations of submarines and represents a broader technological transformation of Israel's most secretive fleet

(illustrative) A submarine firing a missile.
 The Israeli Navy unveils the new INS “Drakon” submarine at the German Naval Yards Holdings in Kiel, Germany, November 12, 2024

Watch: Israel moves forward on sixth submarine from Germany

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seen at the Knesset, in Jerusalem, on September 9, 2024

Prosecution decides to not investigate Netanyahu's role in submarine case

 The autonomous unmanned BlueWhale submarine.

IAI reveals first-ever unmanned Israeli mini-submarine


Former security chief: Netanyahu right to push for submarines

Former defense minister Moshe Ya’alon has also slammed Netanyahu for circumventing him in purchasing the submarines.

The Dolphin-class submarine first entered service in 2000

Is prime minister next up in submarine investigation?

The police have an array of top suspects in their cross-hairs.

Benjamin and Sara Netanyahu

Former Israel Navy commander arrested in 'submarines affair' identified

Shai Brosh is suspected of bribery, fraud and breach of trust.

Shai Brosh

Submarines affair: Police question former senior figure in Netanyahu’s office

The police corruption investigation focuses on Israel’s purchase of German-made naval vessels.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu listens to an advisor at the start of the weekly cabinet meeting at his office in Jerusalem August 6, 2017.

Bubbles, boats, and beats: the Netanyahu scandals

Israel’s purchase of submarines from Germany plunges the Navy into scandal.

The Dolphin-class submarine first entered service in 2000

Former Netanyahu aide to provide information in ‘Submarine Case’

Police question Sara Netanyahu in ‘Residence Affair.’

Sara Netanyahu sitting next to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

77% say Netanyahu gave in on Temple Mount metal detectors

When asked whether the metal detectors should have been placed on the Mount in the first place, 68% said yes, 23% no, and 9% said they did not know.

Israeli security forces remove metal detectors which were recently installed at an entrance to the Temple Mount

Miki Ganor signs state's witness deal in submarine affair

Ganor was sentenced to 1 year in jail and a NIS 10 million fine.

MIKI GANOR, ThyssenKrupp’s representative in Israel, waits at the Rishon Lezion Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday.

Netanyahu: German submarine deal will go through

"Let the investigation be conducted," says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Dolphin submarine

Berlin suspends submarine deal with Israel amid corruption probe

The news comes shortly after several senior officials and key suspects in the case were detained and placed under house arrest.

The Dolphin-class submarine first entered service in 2000