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Israel’s Ministry of Defense has fast-tracked the development of the Arrow-4 ballistic missile interceptor in response to recent Iranian ballistic missile attacks.

The upcoming missile system will be the most advanced of its kind in the world.

The upcoming Arrow-4 could provide a more efficient means of countering the growing threat of multiple independent re-entry vehicle missiles.

Analyst: Rocket engine test likely caused blast in Israel JON GAMBRELL, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail A satellite photo from Planet Labs Inc. shows what analysts describe as a test site for rocket motors at Israels secretive Sdot Micha Air Base on Saturday, April 24, 2021. A mysterious blast heard earlier this month in central Israel appears to have come during a rocket engine test conducted at a secretive military base associated with the countrys missile program, according to an anal...

An Israeli Arrow-3 interceptor is launched from the US test range in Alaska. TEL AVIV: Israel and the U.S have begun development of the Arrow 4 ballistic missile interceptor to deal largely with new Iranian long-range ballistic missile threats. A key design feature for the new Arrow will be winglets, helping it to intercept threats inside the atmosphere, in particular hypersonic missiles. “Israel needs to plan its missiles defense capabilities for many years to come. At this point there is no...

Israel and US begin Arrow-4 development An artists rendering of the Arrow-4 missile in development. (Courtesy of Israel Aerospace Industries) JERUSALEM — Israel and the United States have begun developing the Arrow-4 missile defense system that includes next-generation interceptors and will replace the Arrow-2 over the next decades, according to a statement from Israel’s Defense Ministry. “The Arrow weapon system, which was one of the first in the world to intercept ballistic missile...