IMI told "Globes" today that the Negev site, to be one of the largest of its kind in Israel, will be built according to the most stringent safety and environmental standards and instructions.

As per the information, the drone is designed for speed, precision, and power. It is equipped to deliver a devastating impact ...

Israel is selling state-owned IMI Systems, maker of the Uzi sub-machine gun, to defense company Elbit Systems for more than half a billion dollars, the finance ministry said on Sunday. The ...

Elbit buys state-owned arms maker IMI for NIS 1.8 billion Defense contractor sold to free up space for residential housing in high-demand area, send jobs to the Negev, government says ...

Israel’s Negev Might Be the World’s Tamest Wilderness On a trip to Israel, a skittish adventurer sets out to conquer a canyon in the Negev and finds it surprisingly accessible.

The Ministerial Committee for Privatization approved on Wednesday the privatization of Israel Military Industries Ltd. (IMI), and the vacating of its current plant in Ramat Hasharon. The company's ...

Discussing challenges and innovative solutions. As part of its efforts to promote the Negev, the Lauder Center, JNF-USA, and the southern branch of the Manufacturers Association of Israel hold a ...

The deal means Elbit headquarters and all its facilities will move from Ramat Hasharon to the Negev, and a new defense complex will open in the industrial part south of Be'er Sheva.

The remains of the mosque, believed to be more than 1,200 years old, were discovered during construction of a neighborhood in the Bedouin city of Rahat, Israeli officials said.

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Israel is selling state-owned IMI Systems, maker of the Uzi submachine gun, to defense company Elbit Systems for more than half a billion dollars, the finance ministry said on Sunday.

He told the Government Companies Authority to meet the committee every two months at the most in order to update it on IMI's privatization, and its move to the Negev. "The case of IMI has lasted ...