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YnetPolitics

IAI Chairman: France Embargoed Israel for Self-Promotion

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

He also highlighted significant global interest in air defense systems, particularly the Arrow system, due to the anticipated rise in ballistic missile threats. Levy believes countries concerned about missile defense are actively seeking such technology.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • IAI Chairman Boaz Levy claims France embargoed Israel to advance its own industry.
  • Levy stated the French embargo was not driven by other motivations.
  • Global interest in air defense systems, especially the Arrow system, is high.
  • Levy anticipates ballistic missiles will become more dominant in future conflicts.
  • Countries seeking to defend citizens from missiles are inquiring about the Arrow system.

Levy noted that global interest in air defense systems is high, with many countries inquiring about the Arrow system. He explained that any nation seeking to protect its citizens from ballistic missiles, which he predicts will become increasingly dominant in future conflicts, is showing interest in the Arrow system.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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