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(Reuters) Steven Scheer - Israeli defense electronics firm Elbit Systems said Tuesday it had boosted supplies to Israel's military due to the country's war with Hamas. At the same time, it has had to contend with 2,000 of its staff, 15% of its workforce in Israel, being called for reserve duty. Elbit supplies hundreds of products to Israel's Defense Ministry, including UAVs, artillery, munitions and electronic warfare systems. 2023-11-29 00:00:00Full Article
Israeli Defense Firm Elbit Ramps Up Output to Meet Demand for War
(Reuters) Steven Scheer - Israeli defense electronics firm Elbit Systems said Tuesday it had boosted supplies to Israel's military due to the country's war with Hamas. At the same time, it has had to contend with 2,000 of its staff, 15% of its workforce in Israel, being called for reserve duty. Elbit supplies hundreds of products to Israel's Defense Ministry, including UAVs, artillery, munitions and electronic warfare systems. 2023-11-29 00:00:00Full Article
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