Credit: Rafael
Israel has signed an agreement with state-owned Rafael for additional Iron Dome interceptors, drawing on $8.7 billion in extra funding the U.S. agreed in 2024 to provide. Israel’s Defense Ministry said the contract would provide “a significant quantity” of Tamir interceptors. Israel has been...
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