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Elbit Systems Plans to Hire 2,000 More Workers Amid Global Defense Expansion

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First reported by Now 14 · 6 hours ago

What happened

Elbit Systems is expanding its production and workforce in Israel and globally, planning to hire 2,000 more employees by 2026 amid rising defense demands. The company focuses on advanced solutions against drone threats and sees strong international demand, especially from Europe. Elbit is also actively recruiting Jewish talent from abroad to bolster Israel's defense industry.

  • 01Elbit Systems plans to hire 2,000 additional workers by 2026 to boost production and development.
  • 02The company is expanding local manufacturing to reduce dependence on foreign suppliers.
  • 03Directed energy weapons and AI-driven systems are key future defense priorities.
  • 04There is strong European demand for Israeli defense technologies amid growing autonomy efforts.
  • 05Elbit gained significant exposure at the Eurosatory defense exhibition despite past controversies.
  • 06The company actively recruits Jewish talent from Europe and wounded IDF veterans to strengthen Israel's tech base.

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Full coverage · 2 outlets

The same event, reported separately by each newsroom. Open a few to compare what each emphasizes — and what they leave out.

WallaCenter · Hebrew2 hours ago
Elbit Systems Plans to Hire 2,000 More Workers Amid Global Defense Expansion
Now 14Right · Hebrew6 hours ago
Elbit Systems Boosts Israeli Defense Production to Achieve Security Independence

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