Elbit Systems

Elbit Systems will supply precision rockets and launchers to a European country under a three-year contract. The new deal adds to a record year for Israeli defense exports, even amid boycotts and criticism of Israel since the war began.

Elbit Systems Germany and Diehl Defence completed a live demonstration of the SkyStriker system, including launch, reconnaissance, and a strike on a simulated target. The system can operate at a range of more than 200 kilometers and remain airborne for over two hours.

Elbit Systems unveiled a high-powered laser system for helicopters at the Eurosatory 2026 arms expo, designed as a low-cost way to intercept drones, cruise missiles, and other threats. The system is still in development.

The deal is valued at more than 100 million shekels and will let 'Adir' jets stay aloft longer without aerial refueling.

A push for munitions self-reliance: multi-year purchases from Elbit aim to boost immediate readiness and build long-term Israeli production capacity for a challenging security decade.

Belgrade announces an equal-ownership partnership: Israel supplies the tech and expertise; Serbia provides local manufacturing and development infrastructure. The plan aims to stand up a large-scale UAV production line for the region.