Israeli Air Force May Use Nano Drones, Missile Launching Algorithm In Future - Military Tech

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A serious brain storming session that was on since mid-2009 has recently concluded at the headquarters of the Israeli Air Force in Tel Aviv. During the effort, named IAF 2030, some 300 Israeli Air Force officers were asked to deliberate on different aspects of the development of the air force.

What came out from the session, though highly classified, is very interesting. Officers were divided into eight groups to look into different aspects like Advanced Information Technology, Vast Data, Space, Cyber, Environment, Intelligence, Human Factor and Organizational Behavior. Then to keep the brain storming sessions intensive, a ninth ‘Red Team’ was formed to challenge the assumptions formulated by the other groups.

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US, Britain Urge Israel Not To Attack Iran's Nuclear Program - (Don't listen to them Israel)

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The U.S. and Britain on Sunday urged Israel not to attack Iran's nuclear program as the White House's national security adviser arrived in the region, reflecting growing international jitters that the Israelis are poised to strike.

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Israel: time running out to stop a nuclear Iran

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Iran is less than a year away from being unstoppable in its goal of producing a nuclear weapon, Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak said in an interview with CNN released on Saturday

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Israel Abandons Cairo Embassy After Egyptian Riots

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Fears that the ouster of Hosni Mubarak would upend the uneasy peace between Egypt and Israel? Consider them validated.

After a mob stormed the Israeli embassy in Cairo Friday, the U.S. quickly attempted to intercede, urging Egyptian officials to help put down the riot. But damage is done, with the Israeli diplomatic staff evacuated from the city, and renewed fears all over that two of the region's most powerful countries may soon be at odds as they have not in years.

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Egypt and Israel Reach a Breaking Point

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Violence and tensions between Egypt and Israel have reached "the worst point since the Camp David peace accords three decades ago," according to the New York Times. On Saturday, Egypt announced it would pull its ambassador from Tel Aviv. In Cairo, thousands of protesters demonstrated -- for a second night -- outside the Israeli Embassy, demanding the expulsion of the ambassador. Over Twitter, reports were that one protester climbed the building and took down the Israeli flag, while the crowd cheered. The violence has been called "the deadliest since Israel went to war against Gaza militants 2 1/2 years ago " by the Associated Press. Casualties are mounting on both sides, and diplomats are scrambling to keep things from escalating further.

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