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Israel is preparing to expand its Iron Beam laser defense system by the end of 2026.

Developed by Israeli defense company Rafael, the system uses high-powered lasers to shoot down incoming rockets, drones, and mortars at a fraction of the cost of traditional missile interceptors.

With continued threats from the Islamic Republic and Hezbollah, Israel is building additional Iron Beam systems to operate alongside Iron Dome.

The technology could significantly reduce the cost of intercepting aerial threats while strengthening Israel’s ability to protect its civilians.

New Jersey Democratic Congressman-elect Hamawy refuses to call the Islamic Republic an adversary of the United States, blames Israel for dragging America into a conflict with Iran, and suggests the U.S. is no better than the regime because “we’ve killed a lot of [Iranians] as well.”

This is the same regime responsible for decades of terrorism, the persecution of women, and the brutal killing of Iranians demanding freedom.

Rather than hold the Islamic Republic accountable, Hamawy chooses to excuse its aggression and blame Israel.

The Iranian people deserve better than politicians who whitewash their oppressors.

From cancer treatments to AI, clean energy, and defense technology, Israeli innovation is changing lives around the world.

Israel may be a small country, but its contributions are anything but.

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“They sent us missiles, and we sent them a bill.”

Bat Yam Mayor Tzvika Brot personally confronted an Islamic Republic diplomat in New York to serve the regime with a lawsuit seeking approximately $78 million in damages.

In June 2025, a ballistic missile struck a residential neighborhood in Bat Yam. Nine civilians were killed, 178 were injured, and 160 buildings were damaged.

Now, the Israeli city is taking its fight for accountability to the courts, demanding that the regime pay for the destruction it caused.

The UK has launched a new accelerator program to help Israeli tech startups expand into the British market, connecting them with investors, industry leaders, and new business opportunities.

Over the past five years, more than 400 Israeli companies have expanded into Britain. They have generated over $1.3 billion in investment and created more than 4,000 jobs.

Another reminder that Israeli innovation is strengthening economies and creating opportunities far beyond Israel’s borders. 🇮🇱🇬🇧