Anna Ahronheim
Anna Ahronheim is the editor for Defense & Tech by The Jerusalem Post. With a keen interest in the Middle East, terrorism, and terrorist groups, she moved from Canada to Israel and received her MA in Counter-Terrorism and Homeland Security at the Interdisciplinary Center of Herzilya, Israel. She started her career at i24News before moving to The Jerusalem Post where she was the military reporter.
Aiming low, reaching high: Israeli duo breaks ground in autonomous drone navigation
Palo Alto founder Nir Zuk retires
Israeli firm IVIX raises $60 million in series B funding to fight financial crime with AI
US deploys ‘Dark Eagle’ hypersonic missiles to Australia in strategic move against China
The first overseas deployment of the advanced weapon system, even during an international exercise, is a major milestone in America’s Indo-Pacific deterrence strategy.
IAI CEO: US should pick us to build the Golden Dome missile defense shield
IAI CEO Boaz Levy: ‘We built Arrow together with America; we can produce this system efficiently’
Ukraine’s frontline forces receive 1,000 drones in under two weeks
Frontline units in Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, Kharkiv, and Kherson have received the drones thanks to the newly launched DOT-Chain Defense weapons marketplace.
Ottopia's hybrid AI is pioneering the future of autonomous vehicles
Ottopia’s platform delivers ultra-low latency communication between human operators and machines, transmitting control signals and live video feeds seamlessly.
Australia's EOS to export anti-drone laser technology
The laser system includes advanced features like algorithms, radar, threat detection, target acquisition systems, and beam locking systems.
Israel’s war in Gaza is a boon and a blow to defense exports
In 2024, Israel’s defense exports surged to an unprecedented $14.8 billion, marking the fourth consecutive year of growth.
From Fukushima to the moon: StemRad’s radiation vest prepares for deep space mission
StemRad’s vest doesn’t aim for full-body coverage. Instead, it delivers targeted protection to organs most vulnerable to radiation damage.
Electronic warfare is redefining modern combat across air, land, and sea
Once viewed as a supporting tool for pilots to defend against missiles and radar locks, EW now shapes entire campaigns, determining the success or failure of complex operations.
French defense giant Naval Group confirms hack against submarines and frigates
Naval Group, France's largest shipbuilder, confirmed investigation into hacker who gained access to 1TB of sensitive and classified data.
US Navy seeks missiles carrying unmanned surface vehicles, thousands of miles at sea
The Pentagon is incorporating lessons from Ukraine and the Red Sea into its plans to counter China's rising naval power in the Pacific