Tal Inbar
Tal Inbar is head of the Space and UAV Research Center at the Fisher Institute for Air and Space Strategic Studies. His research focuses on space policy and programs.
Back in 1974, soldiers and offices were conscripted into the Airborne Rescue and Evacuation unit because no one joined it voluntarily. Nowadays it is one of the most difficult units to be a part of and it has successfully completed countless rescue missions. Here is a look back on how it all started
Waterfall Security announced the successful installation of its stronger-than-firewalls technology, which addresses safety and reliability concerns for critical infrastructures, at two sites in Japan
Elbit Systems was awarded an approximately $100 million contract from the IMOD to purchase new firefighting aircraft and operate the firefighting squadron
The company will deal with all steps of the process, in the context of which the intelligence and C4I units will move south
Elbit Systems was awarded a $90 million contract for the maintenance of Israeli Air Force's F-16 avionics systems. project, to be performed over 11 years, will include the establishment of a new and cutting edge national maintenance center for the IAF’s squadrons and bases
Eight member states voted in favor the resolution, which requires the withdrawal of IDF forces from the West Bank and the recognition of a Palestinian state. Two states opposed and the rest abstained, so the Palestinians failed to obtain the required 9-vote majority
Senior Hamas operatives based in Turkey continue directing terrorist networks in Judea and Samaria – A report by the Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center regarding Hamas' operation in Turkey
Four months after the end of Operation Protective Edge, Hamas is back on track creating terror. As it commemorates 27 years since its inception, Hamas has begun to reconstruct the destroyed underground tunnels in Gaza and rebuild their weapons arsenal