Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a podcast interview Monday that he wants Israel to produce a stealth unmanned combat aircraft within ten years. The statement, made in the 'Shomer Hasaf' podcast with Gadi Taub, outlines a long-term defense industry goal.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu outlined a long-term ambition for Israel's defense industry during an interview on the 'Shomer Hasaf' podcast with Gadi Taub on Monday. He stated that within a decade, he wants Israel to produce a stealth unmanned aircraft. The goal reflects a push for Israel to maintain a qualitative edge in aerial warfare, moving beyond current drone capabilities to a stealthy, unmanned combat air vehicle. No further details on the project or funding were provided. The statement comes amid ongoing developments in Israel's defense sector, including advances in drone technology and air defense systems.
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