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Now 14Security

Israel Showcases Advanced Defense Tech at Major US Exhibition

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Israel is showcasing advanced defense technologies, including drone interception and GPS jamming protection, at the AUSA exhibition in Washington D.C. The participation of 19 Israeli companies is part of a reform to boost defense exports, which already exceeded $19.2 billion in 2025. The head of the defense export organization expressed confidence in Israeli capabilities and aims to expand strategic partnerships.

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  • Israel is exhibiting advanced defense technologies at the AUSA exhibition in Washington D.C.
  • Innovations include drone interception, GPS jamming protection, and AI-powered thermal systems.
  • Nineteen Israeli defense companies are participating in the event.
  • The exhibition is North America's largest land warfare trade show.
  • The initiative aims to increase Israel's defense exports, which surpassed $19.2 billion in 2025.

Israel's Ministry of Defense and 19 defense industries are presenting advanced technologies at the AUSA exhibition in Washington D.C. The event, organized by the U.S. Army, is North America's largest and most significant land warfare trade show.

Among the showcased innovations are drone interception systems using nets, protection against GPS jamming, remote explosive detection technologies via robots, and AI-powered thermal systems for visibility in adverse conditions like darkness, smoke, and fog. These defense-tech solutions are described as operationally proven and attracting significant international interest.

This participation is part of a broader reform by the Ministry of Defense aimed at dramatically increasing defense exports. These efforts have already yielded results, with defense exports surpassing $19.2 billion in 2025, highlighting the strength and innovation of Israeli industries.

Yair Kulas, Head of SIBAT (the Defense Export Organization), stated that the presence of 19 Israeli companies reflects confidence in the capabilities of the Israeli defense industry and their value to the U.S. and other nations. He added that they aim to leverage this important platform to expand defense cooperation and strategic partnerships with the United States and other countries.

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