Weapons sales
Slovenia lifts ban on arms trade with Israel
The ministry said the ban, introduced in July, was no longer necessary, as the arms trade is already governed by national law and European Union rules.
Europe should be begging for Israeli defense tech, not boycotting it- opinion
As Europe rearms, Turkey pushes for deeper integration into Western defense markets - analysis
Europe condemns Israel while arms makers buy billions in Israeli weapons - opinion
Israel's defense industry set to reach historic record in weapon sales - WSJ
The collective backlog for Elbit Systems, Rafael Advanced Defense Systems and IAI has risen by over 25%, compared with a 23% surge for all of 2023.
Dutch court rejects bid to stop arms exports to Israel
"The interim relief court finds that there is no reason to impose a total ban on the export of military and dual-use goods on the state," it said in a statement.
One year later, how did Ben-Gvir's gun reform impact Israel? - analysis
In 2022, there were 154,458 people in Israel without a licensed firearm, but by 2024, this number has more than doubled.
A global arms race: Israel's air force seeks post-ceasefire weapons supplies - analysis
Military officials reveal severe strain on Israel's helicopter fleets and fighter jets, while the global arms race complicates procurement efforts.
Senate defeats legislation to block sale of some offensive weapons to Israel
Fissure persists among Senate Democrats over supplying Israel with offensive weapons.
Sanders to bring legislation blocking sale of certain arms to Israel next week
Sanders accused Israel of continuing to restrict the flow of food and medicine and said tens of thousands of Palestinians face malnutrition and starvation.
Egypt denies assisting Israel's military operations amid reports about explosives shipment
The Egyptian ministry of transport explained later on Thursday that the ship docked in Alexandria to unload a shipment for Egypt's ministry of military production.
Biden receives hundreds of reports that US weapons caused 'unnecessary harm' in Gaza - report
A US State Department spokesperson said that it is “reasonable” to assess that Israel may have violated international law but that reaching such a conclusion is “incredibly difficult.”
Australia reviewing at least 66 defense-related export permits to Israel - report
A Defense Department spokesperson was quoted by the Guardian as confirming that the process is underway.
Facing the possibility of more weapons embargoes, Israel copes
While the US has slowed some weapons deliveries, Israeli officials express limited concern over the impact of these restrictions
