Armée Israélienne / Israel Defense Forces (IDF)

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Le hezbollah a confirmé que le drone lui appartenait et qu'il était de fabrication iranienne,je pense que c'est une provocation délibéré visant a crée une guerre ou du moin une escalade de quelques jours pour faire une diversion par rapport a la guerre en syrie et la crise économique que connait l'iran du aux sanctions.

Est-il envisagé une quelconque réaction de la part de votre armée ?

L'armée a envoyé des avions et des hélicoptères survolés le liban et simuler des raids,rien de plus.
nous ne sommes pas tombés dans leurs pièges(hezbollah+iran+syrie) déjà qu'ils ont pas réussie déclencher une guerre avec la turquie,c'est pas nous qui allons leurs fournir des excuses.

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Ils l'ont bouffé  

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sous d´autres cieux ils auraient tout simplement bombardé tout le batiment avec Mi24 /Su24  

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Israel orders additional C-130J-30 Hercules airlifters




The Israeli government has signed for two additional Lockheed Martin C-130J-30 Hercules transport aircraft to augment the four already on order, the US Department of Defense (DoD) disclosed on 3 December.
A USD81.2 million contract awarded to Lockheed Martin will fund the manufacture of the fourth C-130J-30 already on order for the Israel Air Force (IAF), as well as securing long-lead items for the manufacture of a fifth and sixth aircraft, and external fuel tank modification kits.
Work will be carried out at the company's facility in Marietta, Georgia, and is due for completion by 30 June 2016.
The IAF has requested a total of nine C-130J-30s (dubbed Shimshon [Samson]) as long-term replacements for its ageing C-130E/H transport and KC-130H aerial-refuelling platforms.
With the first aircraft formally handed over to Israel in June, IAF crews have been undergoing instruction at Little Rock Air Force Base (AFB) in Arkansas. Deliveries to Israel will commence in 2014.

http://www.janes.com/article/31172/israel-orders-additional-c-130j-30-hercules-airlifters

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‘Spy tool’: Commander touts strategic role of new Israeli submarines


TEL AVIV — The Israel Navy has been using its latest electric-diesel submarines for operations far from the Jewish state.

Officers said the Navy deployed the Dolphin-class submarines in surveillance operations against distant adversaries. They said the Dolphin could reach every target of Israel in and beyond the Middle East.
one of the Israel Navy's three Dolphin-class submarines on maneuvers in the Mediterranean Sea. /(Reuters/Israeli Defense Forces

Israeli Navy Dolphin-class submarines on maneuvers in the Mediterranean. /Reuters/Israeli Defense Forces

“There are always submarines at sea,” the commander of the Navy’s submarine school, identified only as Maj. Y., said. “Wherever you place your finger on a map of the sea, there may be a submarine there.”

The Navy has been operating four Dolphin submarines, produced by Germany’s ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems. The Navy was preparing for another two underwater platforms, deemed the most modern in the world. The fifth Dolphin was expected to be introduced in 2015, with the sixth two years later.

“The new submarines are almost identical to the ones before, but they are newer and bigger,” the sub school commander said.

The naval school has intensified operations in an effort to churn out cadets to operate the new Dolphins. The major said the Dolphin was a stealth platform whose espionage operations remain classified.

“Our contribution during times of peace is with tremendous amounts of
intelligence,” Y. said. “The submarine is a spy tool and we do not ignore
that. During times of war, submarines are one of the most far-reaching
instruments in the Israel Defense Forces. You do not know where it is and do
not know where it will sink you.”

Officers said Dolphin was acquired and modified to meet such threats as
Iran and other distant adversaries. They said the submarine school began its
largest course in April 2013, with an expected attrition rate of 90 percent.

“The incoming submarines are the best conventional submarines in the
world,” Y. said. “I think we’re at one of the highest levels of submarine
operation, both in terms of safety and in terms of preparedness.”
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Israel seeks to buy German missile boats to protect offshore gas

In previous navy purchases, Germany agreed to cover a third of the costs as a way of expressing its commitment to Israel’s security.

Israel is seeking to buy advanced missile boats from Germany to protect drilling operations in its offshore natural gas fields. The government is hoping the deal can be concluded at a cost of about 1 billion euros.

http://www.haaretz.com/news/national/.premium-1.562081

meko a mon avis. Les F125 coutent bcp plus cher que ça.

Pgm

Oui meko les F125 sont trop lourde à mon sens pour le format de la marine israélienne.
Reste à savoir si il y aura pas mal de matos israélien ce qui en feraient des frégates suralimentés  

bizzare c´est flou dans la presse deutsch
Bild parle de Zerstörer/destroyer vendus last week a 1B€,ca equivaut a des F125 presque

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Das zuständige Ministerium in Tel Aviv wollte die Berichte am Sonntag nicht kommentieren. Die «Bild» hatte am Samstag berichtet, Berlin habe Israel bereits zwei mit Raketen bestückte Zerstörer im Wert von einer Milliarde Euro verkauft. Der israelische Sicherheitsberater Yossi Cohen sei vergangene Woche zu Rüstungsgesprächen in Berlin gewesen.

Hareetz parle de 4 "RaketenBoote" a 640M€,ce qui equivaut a des Meko

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Israel bemüht sich nach Medienberichten um den Kauf deutscher Raketenschiffe. Die israelische Zeitung «Haaretz» berichtete am Sonntag, man wolle vier mit Raketen bestückte Boote für die Sicherung von Gasfeldern im Mittelmeer erwerben. Zunächst müsse das Verteidigungsministerium jedoch die Finanzierung sichern und werde dafür voraussichtlich ein Sonderbudget von etwa drei Milliarden Schekel (etwa 640 Millionen Euro) beantragen.

on plus on dit que des Werft S-coreens et US sont aussi en nego et que tout est encore au debut...bref de la  communication jammée

http://www.europeonline-magazine.eu/haaretz-israel-bemueht-sich-um-kauf-deutscher-raketenschiffe_308460.html

Israel etait en 2010 interessée aux LCS et une stretched version du Meko(peut etre Meko CSL)
http://www.forum-sicherheitspolitik.org/viewtopic.php?t=4934

Meko CSL(devaient avoir du Barak-8 )

Yakuza a écrit:

sous d´autres cieux ils auraient tout simplement bombardé tout le batiment avec Mi24 /Su24  

Ou des Mat-49  

Merci de venir te présenter ici et Mar7ba

https://far-maroc.forumpro.fr/t3677p300-presentation

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Defense Ministry seeking $853m to buy German missile boats
Vessels needed to help protect Israel's offshore gas interests, defense officials say.



The Defense Ministry is expected to ask the Finance Ministry for a budget increase of some 3 billion shekels ($853 million) to purchase  four missile boats for protection of Israel’s offshore natural gas fields. The planned acquisition was first reported in Haaretz over the weekend.
The extra money may be defined as a special expenditure rather than a part of the regular defense budget, to avoid swelling the military procurement budget for future years. But as far as is known, neither the full cabinet nor the political-security cabinet has discussed how to finance the protection of the offshore fields.
The German newspaper Bild reported on Saturday that following months of negotiations, Berlin has agreed to sell Israel two advanced gunboats at a cost of 1 billion euros. It said Israel’s national security adviser, Yossi Cohen, was in Berlin last week to discuss the deal.
But the negotiations with Germany are still in the early stages, and Israel is also holding talks with gunboat manufacturers in South Korea and the United States.
A few months ago, Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon and Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff Benny Gantz approved plans to purchase four large gunboats to help the navy protect the gas fields and recruit another few hundred sailors to operate these vessels.
The cabinet tasked the Israel Defense Forces with protecting these fields even though they are owned by private companies. The fields are located within Israel’s exclusive economic zone, defined as the area within 200 nautical miles (370 kilometers) of the country’s coastline.
The navy has already started protecting the gas fields via patrols by its Sa’ar-5 missile boats and other vessels. These patrols have become more frequent since the gas actually started flowing. But the navy said four extra gunboats would provide a more comprehensive defense of Israel’s exclusive economic zone, and the diplomatic-security cabinet approved the navy’s plan.
The drilling sites themselves are protected by private security forces comprised of veterans of elite army units, as well as by aerial patrols, including drone flights, and other means.
The navy currently has 13 missile boats, including three of the advanced Sa’ar-5 class. Earlier this year, the IDF announced that due to budget constraints, it would take two of the older missile boats out of service.
The Sa’ar-5 boats were purchased in the United States. Nevertheless, Israel decided to negotiate with Germany – the supplier of its Dolphin submarines – over the acquisition of the new missile boats. But since Germany is still in a political transition following its September election, the talks will go into high gear only after Chancellor Angela Merkel’s new government is sworn in.
Israel has so far acquired six Dolphin submarines from Germany, with the first deal signed in the late 1980s. The first three submarines, delivered in the ‘90s, were given as a gift as part of the special relationship between the two countries. The other three cost Israel only 1.4 billion euros, since the German government covered one-third of the cost.
The navy has bought most of its gunboats from the United States; Israel used its annual U.S. military aid for the purchases.
Once a deal is signed, the navy expects the boats to be delivered gradually over the next three to four years. Until then, it will continue patrolling the gas fields with its existing gunboats.

http://www.haaretz.com/mobile/.premium-1.562272?v=2F17607AABA9F9CE29DB25E28FFD123E

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US to add $173 million for Israel missile defense

Armed Services Committee spending bill calls for increases in support for Iron Dome, David’s Sling, Arrow systems

A defense funding bill for fiscal year 2014 proposed Monday by members of the US House and Senate Armed Services Committees would increase American missile defense spending by some $358 million (NIS 1.25 billion), bringing the total to $9.5 billion (NIS 33.2 billion).

The measure also raises spending on missile defense systems developed between the US and Israel by $173 million (NIS 604 million), Reuters reported.

Funds for missile defense collaboration are separate from the average $3 billion (NIS 10.5 billion) in defense assistance Israel receives from the United States annually .

Congress. Lawmakers called for the vote to take place before Congress heads home for the year.

Funding for several Israeli defense systems will be affected by the legislation.

Israel employs a layered defense system, with Iron Dome covering rocket launches from four to 70 kilometers away and Arrow 2 addressing threats from 300 to 1700 kilometers away. Neither the mid-range David’s Sling, which was successfully tested in November, nor the long-range Arrow 3, are operational yet.

The bill includes nearly $34 million (NIS 119 million) for improving the Arrow system, co-developed by American company Boeing and Israel Aerospace Industries. It also calls for $22 million (NIS 77 million) developing Israel’s upper tier interceptor, the Arrow 3. The missile interceptor is designed to deal with nuclear payloads by hitting long-range intercontinental ballistic missiles after they have left the atmosphere, thereby reducing possible fallout from a detonation.

The medium-range David’s Sling system, developed by Rafael and Raytheon for the Israel Missile Defense Organization and the US Missile Defense Agency, will see $117.2 million (NIS 409 million) in additional funding.

David’s Sling addresses rocket and mid-range ballistic missile threats, as well as drones and incoming aircraft, and, once operational, will fill a gap between the existing short-range Iron Dome system and the Arrow 2.

The bill also backed US President Barack Obama’s request for $220 million (NIS 768 million) to help Israel buy more Iron Dome batteries. It also included $15 million (NIS 52 million) to create a production facility for the defense system’s parts in the US.

Unlike other missile defense collaborative programs, such as the Arrow, Israel until now has maintained propriety over Iron Dome. A number of lawmakers in Congress have sought to involve the United States in Iron Dome’s development as the US increases funding for the program.

The legislation mandates a report on missile cooperation between the US and Israel.

The bill also calls for a radar to be deployed against the North Korean missile threat, and for potential defensive deployment against Iranian missiles.

http://www.timesofisrael.com

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Israeli air force to inaugurate networked training centre

The Israeli air force will officially inaugurate a mission training centre (MTC) at Hazor air base on 15 December, with the Elbit Systems-built facility already used to support pilots of the service's Lockheed Martin F-16C/D and F-16I combat aircraft.

The MTC is to be operated under a private finance initiative model, with Elbit responsible for providing instruction, operations and maintenance services.

Elbit vice-president Alon Afik says the centre's establishment marks a significant breakthrough in the operational training sector. "The system enables training in various mission scenarios in different theatres, with the relevant threat environment for each theatre," he says. "The MTC brings an advanced training capability that was not available to the Israeli air force in the past."

The centre enables coordinated mission training between pilots, both within the Israeli air force and at an interoperable strategic level. It is based on Elbit's “One sim” infrastructure, which incorporates an advanced arena generator which injects simulated inputs into a realistic virtual environment, as well as infrastructure to support the environment used. The image generator employed was jointly developed with Barco.

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Israeli crews will be able to train in formations of two, four or even eight aircraft, under the supervision of flight inspectors, who can take an active part in each training session by controlling adversary forces, if required. The system also enables pilots to train together with operational controllers from various of the air force's control units, by planning missions together using orders issued by the MTC team.

Afik says the centre's high-quality training capabilities will allow the air force to conduct operational-style training sorties using ground-based equipment, rather than fighters, allowing it to maximise the use of its resources, reduce life-cycle costs and enhance the readiness and effectiveness of its crews.

Two stations in the MTC will be used by the air controllers which staff the different centres that manage and follow all air traffic over Israel and its neighbouring areas.

http://www.flightglobal.com

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La discrète coopération entre le Hamas et Israël

Stratégie et politique  13 décembre 2013  

Pour la première fois, un haut responsable militaire israélien a reconnu publiquement qu’une discrète «coopération sécuritaire» existe sur le terrain autour de la bande de Gaza avec les islamistes du Hamas, qui contrôlent cette région.

«Les dirigeants du Hamas aussi bien politiques que militaires font tout ce qu’ils peuvent pour maintenir le calme.

Les 800 membres d’une des principales brigades du Hamas se sont vus donner des uniformes de garde-frontières. Ils patrouillent en permanence pour empêcher des organisations salafistes, notamment, de tirer des obus, des roquettes vers le territoire israélien ou de poser des bombes le long de la clôture de sécurité», séparant Israël de la bande de Gaza, se félicite le général Mickey Edelstein, commandant israélien de la division chargée de Gaza. Selon lui, ces garde-frontières du Hamas arrêtent et interrogent ensuite tous ceux qui tentent de tirer vers Israël. «Le Hamas est subitement devenu le policier de Gaza», a ajouté le général.

Prudent toutefois, il a souligné qu’il n’y a aucune garantie que ces règles du jeu dureront : «mais, pour le moment, ils font du bon travail». Et de préciser qu’en cas de problème, il sait à qui s’adresser du côté du Hamas, mais se refuse à donner d’autres détails sur ses interlocuteurs.

«Nous pénétrons en cas de besoin dans la bande de Gaza dans la limite d’une centaine de mètres pour empêcher des attaques sans que le Hamas réagisse. Nous leur avons en effet expliqué que c’était de leur intérêt. Ils ont ainsi moins besoin de réprimer directement les Palestiniens qui se rapprochent de la clôture de sécurité ou qui tentent de l’endommager, dans la mesure où c’est nous qui le faisons», poursuit le général.

«Aujourd’hui, le Hamas sait où nous agissons, nous les informons à l’avance et il déploie ses hommes de telle façon que cela ne dégénère pas», se félicite le général Edelstein. Pour lui, cette attitude s’explique avant tout par l’isolement du Hamas, après la chute du pouvoir des Frères musulmans en Egypte.

Résultat : le nombre de roquettes tirées vers le territoire israélien a chuté de 98 % depuis un an. Le général ne se fait toutefois pas d’illusion, «le Hamas reste une organisation terroriste, son ADN n’a pas changé, mais pour le moment cette organisation ne veut pas en découdre avec Israël», ajoute-t-il.

http://www.ttu.fr/la-discrete-cooperation-entre-le-hamas-et-israel/    

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Israel Defense Forces

The #IDF's Bedouin soldiers proudly protect Israel, whether tracking terrorists or guarding Israel's borders. In a tough exercise last week, the Bedouin Reconnaissance Unit mastered battle tactics in the desert. Here are striking photos of the soldiers in action. – avec Serge Portal et Riccardo Pasotti.


  

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8 Female Israeli Soldiers Who Shattered Barriers in 2013  

Published on: January 1, 2014

Women have proudly served in the IDF since the very beginning. Israel’s first Prime Minister, David Ben Gurion, wrote an impassioned letter to religious communities outlining the necessity of women serving and protecting Israel. Since then, women have taken increasingly high-level positions in the IDF. These female Israeli soldiers challenge stereotypes through the work they do every day.

1. Lt. Shelly Markheva, IDF Intelligence Commander

Shelly Marhevka is an IDF intelligence commander who keeps watch over Israel’s southern border. In the event of a terrorist infiltration, Shelly and her soldiers are those responsible for detecting and thwarting an attack.


2. Cpl. Dylan Ostrin, Combat Engineering Corps Explosives Expert

Corporal Dylan Ostrin made aliyah (immigrated to Israel) from the US at the age of seven with her family. Today, Cpl. Ostrin is an explosives instructor in the Combat Engineering Corps. She teaches all things explosive: from how to handle the explosives themselves to utilizing them in operations, such as gaining access to buildings. She has already begun receiving job offers to work on bomb squads and similar security-related teams both in Israel and abroad.


3. Lt. Amit Danon, Gymnastics Champion & Combat Platoon Commander

Lt. Amit Danon was the Israeli national champion in rhythmic gymnastics when she enlisted in the IDF. After embarking on her path as a soldier, she decided to leave her previous life behind and became a combat officer in the mixed-gender Caracal Battalion. Lt. Danon now leads other soldiers as platoon commander.


4. Sgt. Sarit Petersen, Nahal Infantry Brigade Shooting Instructor

Originally from Baltimore, Maryland, Sgt. Petersen currently serves as a shooting instructor in the Nahal Infantry Brigade. The soldiers she commands range from brand new to advanced; the advanced soldiers are part of the reconnaissance brigade. As a shooting instructor, Sgt. Petersen is responsible for teaching a soldier about weapons and how to use them.


5. First Sgt. Monaliza Abdo, Arab-Israeli Combat Soldier

First Sgt. Monaliza Abdo is an Arab-Israeli woman who proudly served her country as a combat soldier. She wasn’t required to enlist, but her determination to protect Israel motivated her to volunteer. As a fighter on Israel’s southern border, she rose through the ranks to become a commander, teaching soldiers how to combat terrorism and other threats. Just a few weeks ago, she honorably completed three years of service – one more than the required number for Israeli women.


6. Pvt. Or Meidan, Iron Dome Missile Defense System Operator

Or Meidan moved from Uganda to Israel as a teenager. During Operation Pillar of Defense in November 2012, the area around her kibbutz was pounded by missiles from Gaza. Today, she serves as an operator in the Iron Dome missile defense system


7. Sgt. Noa Goren, Commander Working With New Immigrants

Sgt. Noa Goren serves as a commander in the IDF unit responsible for absorbing new immigrant soldiers. “What can unify a squad that is mixed with French, Brazilians, Italians and Australians, if not learning the Hebrew language and sharing one goal?” Noa asks . “I need to consider that these new immigrants are arriving frightened, and it is my responsibility to know where to start and how to begin working with them.”


8. Lt. Col. Dr. Hadar Marom, Director of Family Medicine, IDF Medical Corps, and Doctor, IDF Delegation to the Philippines

Lt. Col. Dr. Hadar Marom wanted to be a doctor ever since she was a child. This year, she served on the IDF team that saved lives in the Philippines after a devastating typhoon hit the country. “I’m proud to be part of the delegation, and proud of the work that we’re doing,” she says. “I feel satisfied that we managed to help people in their hour of need.”


http://www.idfblog.com/2014/01/01/8-female-israeli-soldiers-who-shattered-barriers-in-2013/  

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401 Reconaissance Battalion Exercise in the Galilee


These soldiers serve in the Reconnaissance Battalion of the IDF Artillery Corps' 401 Brigade. Last week, they participated in a unit-wide exercise in the beautiful mountain ranges of northern Israel's Galilee region.

Photos crédit: Tal Lisos & Ben Ram David, IDF Spokesperson's Unit


  

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Les salaires des soldats vont enfin augmenter !

Nir Gal, un porte-parole de Tsahal, a déclaré qu’au 1 Janvier 2014, les soldats gagneront plus, pas trop tôt car le salaire des soldats n’a pas bougé depuis….2003 !



Les soldats en service obligatoire recevront un supplément de salaire de 21%. Cela signifie qu’un soldat combattant touchera 2000 NIS par mois et un soldat non-combattant recevra 1000 NIS mensuellement.
En Juillet 2012, plusieurs association avaient déposé une pétition devant la cour suprême, cette pétition dénonçait le fait que pendant plus d’une décennie, le salaire n’avait pas évolué alors que durant la même période, les prix avaient augmenté
de 40 % !
Le ministère de la Justice a appuyé cette décision d’augmenter les conscrits. Un soldat qui sert dans une unité de combat de l’infanterie a déclaré :  » Cela ne va pas nous rendre plus riche. Que pourrons nous acheter de plus avec ?  plus de nourriture ? J’espère que les générations futures bénéficieront d’une solde beaucoup plus importante car malgré cette hausse, ce n’est que de l’argent de poche! « .
La dernière hausse de salaire était en Janvier 2003, à l’époque, une augmentation de 9.75%. Une déclaration officielle de l’armée israélienne a confirmé « que d’autres mesures supplémentaires seront examinées dans les prochains mois afin d’augmenter encore les salaires au vu de l’augmentation du coût de la vie sachant que le service est obligatoire ».

Comment est calculée cette solde ?

Grâce à sa solde, le soldat pourra acheter un savon, une lame de rasoir, 10 paquets de biscuits, un déodorant, 10 boîtes de Tampax ( pour les femmes bien-sur ! ), un tube de dentifrice, un stylo, des enveloppes, cinq boîtes d’allumettes , 21 paquets de
cigarettes, de l’argent pour les transports, quatre billets de cinéma et un peu d’argent de poche. Pour ce qui est du forfait de téléphone mobile, à l’époque ce n’était pas prévu…
Ce montant n’a absolument pas évolué alors que l’indice du coût  de la vie est désormais beaucoup plus élevé. A l’ époque où ce calcul a été  effectué, en 1986, le salaire minimum était de 420 NIS alors qu’il est aujourd’hui de 3270 NIS. Pour acheter un panier tel qu’il est décrit ci-dessus, un soldat a besoin d’un minimum de 1250 NIS.

Par exemple, le savon coûtait 40 agourots en 1986 alors qu’ aujourd’hui, il coûte 3.40 NIS. Une canette de Coca Cola qui coûtait 26 agourots est aujourd’hui à 5 NIS soit 20 fois plus chère. Un sandwich coûtait 36 agourots alors qu’aujourd’hui, il coûte 12 NIS.
Un billet de cinéma qui coûtait seulement 2,5 NIS coûte aujourd’hui 39 NIS.

par David Illouz pour Tel-Avivre -

http://www.tel-avivre.com/2013/12/30/enfin-les-salaires-des-soldats-vont-augmenter/  

Petite question : Sa sert a quoi la sorte de longue "toque" sur les casques des soldats israéliens ? ils en portent toujours , est ce que elle a une vraie utilité ou c'est juste pour la forme ?