Arms race
Expanding influences: Egypt's ties with China go beyond security, expert says
A first-of-its-kind military exercise between Egypt and China managed to surprise even China itself, with the Defense Ministry in Beijing publicly taking pride.
Security forces arrest nine in 'sophisticated, daring' arms smuggling op. in Negev
Russia to return to START if US abandons 'hostile stance' - foreign ministry
Freed Russian arms dealer Bout joins Kremlin-loyal ultranationalist party
Iran shows new missiles at parade, but is it falling behind in arms race? - analysis
Iran only wins if it can try to keep up in the arms race of creating new threats that might be able to get around existing defenses.
Israel's three defense giants lead world in arms industry
While Israel and the Middle East lead in arms deals, the international community is leveling off.
US nears sale of four sophisticated drones to Morocco - sources
The four MQ-9B SeaGuardian drones made by General Atomics have a range of 6,000 nautical miles (11,100 km) and could survey huge swaths of sea and desert.
Dermer: What keeps me awake is not proposed F35 sale to UAE, but Iran
Ron Dermer, Israel's ambassador to Washington said "What keeps me up at night is the idea that somebody would return to the nuclear deal with Iran."
Former US Ambassador: Normalization agreement could 'generate momentum'
According to the former ambassador, "The US will need to be in dialogue with both Israelis and Palestinians," include Arab partners. This, in light of Iran's proximity to nuclear weaponry.
US approves $23.37b sale of advanced defense equipment to UAE - Pompeo
Any deal the United States makes to sell weapons in the Middle East must satisfy decades of agreement with Israel that the US-made equipment must not impair Israel's "qualitative military edge
Iran regime celebrates 'heavy defeat' for US over arms embargo
This is a boost for Iran’s overall narrative as it faces two setbacks of its own.
The human mind is in danger of being hacked, warns Israeli author Harari
Israeli academic Yuval Noah Harari of Hebrew University and Huawei Technologies CEO Ren Zhengei speculate about the dangers technology pose to the privacy of the mind.
