Globes

Globes presents a daily review of global media coverage on Israel: how Iran's missiles became more lethal, the Pentagon's search for affordable weapons, and The Atlantic's analysis of Netanyahu's declining popularity in the US.

The Ministerial Committee for Procurement has approved IDF commitments worth 70 billion shekels ahead of elections. The decision requires the expenditure to be included in the 'numerator' mechanism, forcing the government to identify specific budget sources.

The Kheibar Shekan missile utilizes dynamic flight paths, maneuvers, and varying speeds to challenge air defense systems.

Globes has learned that against the backdrop of a sharp increase in defense sales abroad and struggles over mega-tenders, Ministry of Defense Director General Amir Baram has established an ethical code for local industries. Among the requirements: avoiding defamation, maintaining intellectual property, and presenting reliable technology.

The 3.5 billion euro contract for the deployment of Israeli air defense systems in Greece marks a qualitative leap in the partnership. The goal is to build a regional security network against Ankara's policy.

Ankara seeks to capitalize on the weakening of Hezbollah to expand its influence in Lebanon and disrupt the rapprochement between Beirut and Israel. If Ahmad al-Sharaa's forces defeat Hezbollah, Israel will face Turkish presence not only in Syria but also on its northern border.

In the shadow of the security situation and the alertness ahead of the weekend, the US Embassy in Israel published an unusual message to its citizens, urging them to remain vigilant and prepare for the possibility of flight cancellations and disruptions. In Israel, authorities are maintaining alertness, but there are no official announcements regarding potential flight cancellations.