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YnetSecurity

Elbit Systems US Arm Rebrands Amid Gaza Protests

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Elbit Systems' U.S. subsidiary has rebranded as Twenty-Six Defense amid protests accusing the company of complicity in the Gaza conflict. The company stated the name change reflects its growth and commitment to U.S. forces.

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  • Elbit Systems' US branch is now called Twenty-Six Defense.
  • The company faces protests over alleged complicity in Gaza.
  • The name change signifies growth and commitment to US forces.
  • The number 26 symbolizes strength and resilience.
  • The company supplies defense systems to US agencies.

The American branch of Elbit Systems, facing protests at its offices over alleged complicity in "genocide" in Gaza, has changed its name to Twenty-Six Defense. The number 26 refers to the atomic number of iron, symbolizing strength and resilience.

"This change underscores our growth in the American market and reinforces our commitment to supporting America's warriors wherever the mission takes them," stated the branch's CEO, Luke Savoie. The company, which employs 3,300 people at its Texas headquarters, supplies night vision systems to the U.S. Air Force and surveillance equipment to the Customs and Border Protection agency, among other products.

The rebranding comes as the company faces increasing scrutiny and demonstrations related to the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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