Israel entered the list of official suppliers of military equipment for NATO

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Israel is significantly deepening cooperation with the North Atlantic military bloc. According to the official representative of Israel to NATO Aaron Leshan-Yahar, an agreement was signed concerning the issue of procurement logistics. On the NATO side, the contract was signed by Peter Doeman, Director General of the Procurement Division. From the Israeli side, Meyrav Dar (representative of the export department in the Israeli Defense Ministry) and Arik Hen (Israeli military attache in the Benelux countries) were engaged in training.

After signing the treaty, Israel has access to be included in a special database of suppliers for NATO countries. We are primarily talking about military equipment and weapons, as well as dual-use products. Registration in the database, according to Israeli media, will be carried out through the department of defense exports to the Israeli Defense Ministry.



The main Israeli defense ministry believes that such opportunities will bring additional orders worth about 4,5 billion to the Israeli industry annually.

Israel entered the list of official suppliers of military equipment for NATO


Meanwhile, against the background of the situation with aggravation on the Syrian-Israeli border, a statement was made by Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman. During the visit to the town of Kiryat Shmona, Lieberman said the following (he quotes the portal News.co.il):
There are no obstacles in front of us in terms of reaction to provocations. We will respond to any provocation without tying ourselves up and continue to defend the defense interests of our country. To paraphrase a well-known proverb, now is the time not to bark, but to bite. We can bite hard, and we really hope that we will not be forced to do this.
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  1. +6
    13 February 2018 12: 55
    Before us there are no obstacles with regard to reaction to provocations. we we will respond to any provocation, without binding ourselves to anything and continue to defend the defense interests of our country.

    Maybe we should also "react" and not engage in verbiage?
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    2. +3
      13 February 2018 13: 04
      The news is sucked from the finger.
      Zadolbali about Jews writing every day, besides there is nothing ...
    3. Maz
      +2
      13 February 2018 14: 59
      Well, if Israel is officially recognized as a supplier of weapons for NATO, then let it dig anti-nuclear shelters, in case NATO tries to bite the borders of Russia. As a supplier of weapons, a country automatically becomes a target for destruction. And NATO is yelling and arming the frontier territories with the Russian Federation. And then, our colleagues from the promised country didn’t say Schaub, if they could ...: And what about us?
      1. +1
        13 February 2018 17: 56
        and the Germans rivet them submarines))) beauty)))
        1. +1
          13 February 2018 18: 44
          Quote: Maz
          As a supplier of weapons, a country automatically becomes a target for destruction.

          That is, it’s not enough for you that in response to the attack on NATO we will get a nuclear response from there? Do you want Israel to fly in?
      2. 0
        14 February 2018 03: 42
        Maz, and your blood-sucker, a soldier of the Israeli Air Force, do you feel sorry for such an apocalyptic scenario?
    4. Alf
      0
      13 February 2018 20: 55
      Quote: aszzz888
      Maybe we should also "react" and not engage in verbiage?

      First, the population of the Kremlin needs to be changed.
  2. Imh
    +5
    13 February 2018 12: 55
    This is a high praise for the military-industrial complex of Israel.
    1. +3
      13 February 2018 13: 01
      This despite the fact that Israel does not have strategic reserves of natural resources, "where are the woods from"?
      1. Imh
        +4
        13 February 2018 14: 34
        Probably purchased. Our strategic reserves are Jewish brains.
        1. Ber
          +3
          13 February 2018 19: 20
          Yeah, especially in space ....... astral astronauts of the conquerors of the moon,
          rzhach costs from such a strategic reserve from morning to evening.

          Flattery is a sign of stupidity, and flattery for ourselves is already a steady degradation.
          A little more modest ...
    2. +7
      13 February 2018 13: 03
      It’s just that someone moved in and opened the door for you, look as if your head was pinched, your partner is painfully democratic.
    3. +1
      13 February 2018 13: 16
      On the NATO side, the agreement was signed by Peter Doeman. On the Israeli side, they were preparing Meirav Dar (representative of the export department in the Israeli Defense Ministry) and Arik hyung (Israeli military attache in the Benelux countries).
      Jewish messengers climbed into NATO's pocket. Sorry NATU. crying
  3. +2
    13 February 2018 13: 03
    There is still not much, and Israel will definitely take the second place in the supply of weapons ... Already painfully striding.
    1. +1
      13 February 2018 17: 57
      here they correctly said where the material means come from in Israel ??? do not step wide or who are bent ..
  4. +3
    13 February 2018 13: 03
    ... now is the time not to bark, but to bite. We can bite hard ...
    Something (someone) reminds me of this statement. Also add to this "Israel Above All" and a full paragraph.
  5. +6
    13 February 2018 13: 04
    The reason for "marking" the Israeli military-industrial complex is iron ... Another channel of co-financing from the United States for the Israeli economy.
  6. +3
    13 February 2018 13: 14
    It seems that the Israeli military-industrial complex has stumbled upon a gold mine. Given the fact that the United States in NATO all put ra..om and everyone should bring the defense budget to 2% of GDP, 4,5 billion. green - it is really possible. This is a "thank you" from the Americans ... yeah ...
    1. +4
      13 February 2018 13: 35
      Israel is in the top 5 countries with the most comprehensive combat experience
      so its inclusion in suppliers was predictable.
      1. +3
        13 February 2018 13: 48
        This is if you think it is practical and logical. But selling weapons is always political. And Israel does not have a very good, so to speak, image.
        And so, that's right. Israel’s weapons are specifically combat and tested.
        1. +2
          13 February 2018 14: 41
          Israel is developing new technology is not the best, but faster than all.
          And in Europe, this is the main slack. They can come up with a cool thing.
          (Typhoon Eurofighter, for example), but for the time being they are clawing, while they are debugging -
          it is already becoming obsolete. Israel will them in the pace of the march to develop "bottlenecks" projects
          - all sorts of devices and electronics and software units where Europeans get stuck.
          1. +1
            13 February 2018 19: 03
            The British are a good example, for the first time all together in the new Sky Saber. Management and control system BMC4I, from the Israeli RAFAEL. (from 16 sec. on the wall the inscription)
      2. Maz
        +2
        13 February 2018 15: 08
        Quote: yehat
        Israel is in the top 5 countries with the most comprehensive combat experience
        so its inclusion in suppliers was predictable.

        Ha. That is, you want to compare the combat experience of Israel with its deserted fields and hills, small scale and nonsense army in number with the Wehrmacht or the Russian army in full combat experience. Your tricked instructors have already failed twice, the first time in Georgia, the second time in Ukraine, it was still in Iran, well, that’s the little thing. It is better not to fuss and not call yourself genius in this matter from combat experience. Do not confuse God's gift with fried eggs. There are two armies of the world with combat experience: the Wehrmacht and the Soviet-Russian army. The rest of the dwarfs all fit together in the shadows of these giants.
        1. +5
          13 February 2018 15: 22
          Quote: Maz
          There are two armies of the world with combat experience: the Wehrmacht and the Soviet-Russian army. The rest is just a shadow of these giants. They made fun ..

          The Wehrmacht and the Red Army fought the war of the past. The changes in modern warfare are so dramatic compared to World War II that they are almost impossible to compare.
          After the Second World War there were not so many wars, where the warring parties had comparative military potential. Just such a war was in Israel.
          But Russia did not have a truly equal adversary, glory to Gd. The Syrian campaign gives great experience, but the existence of the country, as it was with Israel, does not directly depend on it.
        2. +1
          13 February 2018 17: 22
          you don’t know what you are writing at all. The Americans are strong in that they have tremendous experience in the logistics of operations and the means to do this. The USSR and the USA are actually the only ones who brought the experience out of WW2.
          The Wehrmacht died and the Germans left little of his experience.
          and as for Israel, it passed not so long ago through 2 conflicts that could destroy it with total mobilization. There are many people who understand something in the war.
          No less than in the USSR after Afghanistan, Syria and Vietnam remained.
          1. +2
            13 February 2018 18: 01
            The warrior said, not better than everyone, but faster than everyone who needs it, and at a favorable kosher price))) only where do they get the metal from, rare-earth minerals and other nishtyaks to trade around the world, who is this good uncle who gives them that?) )
            1. +3
              13 February 2018 18: 26
              Quote: Yasen Pin
              only where do they get the metal, rare-earth minerals and other nishtyaki to trade around the world, who is this good uncle who gives it to them?))

              One of the "uncles" who give it all to Israel is called Benjamin Franklin (100 dollar bill) wink Where does Beni come from? So this is their medicine, software, even agriculture.
      3. 0
        13 February 2018 21: 03
        Describe what a country with incomplete combat experience is .... laughing
  7. +1
    13 February 2018 13: 50
    So they need
  8. +3
    13 February 2018 14: 13
    The news is good, but it’s not clear what does it mean “Meanwhile,” and what side is “Merkava” here?
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      1. +2
        13 February 2018 15: 21
        Quote: 32363
        Quote: A. Privalov
        The news is good, but it’s not clear what does it mean “Meanwhile,” and what side is “Merkava” here?

        indeed, in your merkava only the crew and electronics are Jewish, the rest is all German crafts.

        Brains and electronics are our everything, and cast iron olives in Russia have 10 cents per ton.
        1. +1
          13 February 2018 15: 25
          Quote: A. Privalov
          Quote: 32363
          Quote: A. Privalov
          The news is good, but it’s not clear what does it mean “Meanwhile,” and what side is “Merkava” here?

          indeed, in your merkava only the crew and electronics are Jewish, the rest is all German crafts.

          Brains and electronics are our everything, and cast iron olives in Russia have 10 cents per ton.

          Well, yes, yes, yes .. It can be told to the Russians, but not to us. bully
          1. +2
            13 February 2018 15: 36
            Quote: 32363
            Quote: A. Privalov
            Quote: 32363
            Quote: A. Privalov
            The news is good, but it’s not clear what does it mean “Meanwhile,” and what side is “Merkava” here?

            indeed, in your merkava only the crew and electronics are Jewish, the rest is all German crafts.

            Brains and electronics are our everything, and cast iron olives in Russia have 10 cents per ton.

            Well, yes, yes, yes .. It can be told to the Russians, but not to us. bully

            Is everything so bad? Already not cast iron? Well, you hold on! hi
            1. 0
              13 February 2018 15: 45
              Quote: A. Privalov

              Is everything so bad? Already not cast iron? Well, you hold on! hi

              Yes there is little, hold on.
      2. +3
        13 February 2018 15: 25
        Quote: 32363
        indeed, in your merkava only the crew and electronics are Jewish, the rest is all German crafts.

        Everything is much worse: German developments were "improved" by the Americans! laughing
        1. 0
          13 February 2018 15: 28
          Quote: Kurare

          Everything is much worse: German developments were "improved" by the Americans! laughing

          continue to believe in their exclusivity smile
          1. +4
            13 February 2018 16: 01
            Quote: 32363
            continue to believe in their exclusivity smile

            I read my post several times, I didn’t seem to write about any exclusivity, and I didn’t find anything between the lines. Interesting you read ... request
    2. 0
      14 February 2018 11: 53
      Carrots are the most visible symbol of the Israeli military-industrial complex.
  9. +1
    13 February 2018 14: 23
    Israel entered the list of official suppliers of military equipment for NATO
    And nothing really burns out, NATO countries for their 2% GDP are buying what they do from themselves, so that they are not worse than the Jewish VPK; laughing
  10. +2
    13 February 2018 14: 47
    No one has so gracefully concealed the infusion of external capital into their economy.
    1. +2
      13 February 2018 15: 45
      Quote: ASG7
      No one has so gracefully concealed the infusion of external capital into their economy.

      Why hide? You need to be proud of it, but shout at every corner.
      1. +2
        13 February 2018 16: 13
        Well, neither do I shout that Israel is a self-sufficient country and it all earns itself. And most importantly, no dependence on the United States.
        1. +2
          13 February 2018 16: 36
          Quote: ASG7
          Well, neither do I shout that Israel is a self-sufficient country and it all earns itself. And most importantly, no dependence on the United States.

          Itself produced, but he consumed everything? Strange you understand self-sufficiency. Israel has no minerals - ores, coal, oil, forests. the territory with half of the Moscow region, its 2 / 3 is an anhydrous rocky desert. In order to survive the economy, one should trade in high-tech products, and such weapons are. In addition to cast iron cores, of course. hi
          1. +1
            13 February 2018 17: 00
            I absolutely agree. Russia lives, including at the expense of its subsoil, but this allows an independent, independent policy (this is about cast-iron cores). But I just didn’t understand your point of view, do you really think that you earn all the money you eat exclusively by living in 1/3 of the Moscow region? For example, I would like to bring hidden injections (forced) into the economy - this is the purchase by Saudi Arabia of an incredible number of American military equipment. Is it not true, praise to the American weapons, which have become more expensive than water in the desert for the Saudis, but they are not threatened with democratization.

            https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%AD%D0%BA%D0%BE%
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            D1%80%D0%B0%D0%B8%D0%BB%D1%8F
            1. +1
              13 February 2018 17: 04
              Quote: ASG7
              https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%AD%D0%BA%D0%BE%
              D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%BC%D0%B8%D0%BA%D0%B0_%D0%98%D0%B7%
              D1%80%D0%B0%D0%B8%D0%BB%D1%8F

              So what confuses you there, and how side are the Saudis and what are they pouring into us?
              1. +2
                13 February 2018 17: 13
                Nothing bothers me there, pay attention to the word "self-sufficiency" in relation to the economy of Israel. (It stands there with the negative prefix "NOT"). Again, everything is different from people?
                And the Saudis are an EXAMPLE !!!! how the Americans milk them (beat off their grandmothers through the military-industrial complex). And your situation is the opposite - grandmas pour in you so that you would dance to their tune (well, everyone went down to the first class level). Well, I'm sorry if I offended.
                1. +1
                  13 February 2018 17: 24
                  Quote: ASG7
                  Nothing bothers me there, pay attention to the word "self-sufficiency" in relation to the economy of Israel. (It stands there with the negative prefix "NOT"). Again, everything is different from people?
                  And the Saudis are an EXAMPLE !!!! how the Americans milk them (beat off their grandmothers through the military-industrial complex). And your situation is the opposite - grandmas pour in you so that you would dance to their tune (well, everyone went down to the first class level). Well, I'm sorry if I offended.

                  Yes, no offense. So the Saudis have nothing to do with us. Already good. So are you talking about American help? Like, we live on it?
                  1. +1
                    13 February 2018 17: 35
                    Well, do not bend, I did not speak out so radically. You have excellent high-tech products and many other interesting things. But alas, this is not enough to conduct an independent policy from the United States. And your armament - do you really think the Americans need it (they have their own production capacities and they have enough of them), hence the question: why do they need them? I won’t answer, otherwise I’ll hurt your pride again.
                    1. +5
                      13 February 2018 17: 54
                      Quote: ASG7
                      Well, do not bend, I did not speak out so radically. You have excellent high-tech products and many other interesting things. But alas, this is not enough to conduct an independent policy from the United States. And your armament - do you really think the Americans need it (they have their own production capacities and they have enough of them), hence the question: why do they need them? I won’t answer, otherwise I’ll hurt your pride again.

                      You are a competent person and you must understand that:
                      1. A small country always goes in a large channel. Why and why, is that clear? There are exceptions. For example, the DPRK. This is their choice.
                      2: Israel's export volume has already reached 100 billion. The weapon in it still did not reach 10%. What is it that the US government is still so diligently buying from us? (For comparison, the export from the Russian Federation is only three times as much - 300 billion dollars. Have I offended you?)
                      3: US annual assistance is approximately 3 billion per year. This is slightly more than 1% of our GDP or slightly more than 2% of the state budget.
                      4. Yes, imports are great. He will be great. This is a small country with a small population and without forests for deforestation and without mines for the export of minerals. We need raw materials for production. There is nothing surprising here. But our production is with low consumption of raw materials, and external debt is not very crushing. But we are reducing it anyway.
                      1. +1
                        13 February 2018 17: 59
                        In my opinion, we have achieved the goal in understanding this article, but only from different angles. Thank.
        2. +1
          13 February 2018 17: 47
          Quote: ASG7
          And most importantly, no addiction
          In the current economy, everyone is mutually dependent and at the same time there are alternatives. Except Russia, where they prefer "More sanctions of every kind and different." Or not already? For a long time I have not read how it benefits Russia.
          1. +1
            13 February 2018 17: 54
            With your second sentence, you refute the first. Be careful.
            Sanctions are not a hammer; they cannot be beaten to death. Sanctions are like poisonous gas indoors - the fittest will survive. So Russia is trying to be strong ..
            1. +1
              13 February 2018 20: 58
              Quote: ASG7
              With your second sentence, you refute the first.
              ??? How? We call this not slavery and not a "Catholic wedding." You can change. A little more expensive or uncomfortable but possible. Your logic is lame. So what about different sanctions?
          2. 0
            13 February 2018 18: 13
            And yes, especially for you
            https://sdelanounas.ru/blogs/new/
            read, it will be useful to you
  11. +1
    13 February 2018 14: 57
    Well, the way is cleared by the Americans.
  12. +1
    13 February 2018 16: 38
    A self-sufficient country needs neither export nor import. This is i-sen-stump North Korea. All other countries, fortunately for them, are not self-sufficient. But they can become, if they try very hard. And if on the topic, perhaps the Americans want, so to speak, to redirect Israeli arms exports. More to NATO, less to third world countries. Good things themselves are needed.
  13. +1
    13 February 2018 18: 11
    ASG7,
    And thank you. hi
  14. 0
    13 February 2018 21: 06
    Quote: Kurare
    So this is their medicine, software, even agriculture.

    Are you serious now ...? crying
  15. 0
    14 February 2018 01: 14
    Well, whoever has weapons ... but to us, carrots and potatoes, over there, all the chain stores are heaped up, our own potatoes with carrots and radishes .. don’t grow in Russia, the teams didn’t ...

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