Iron Beam: Revolutionizing Israel's Air Defense with Laser Technology

Israel prepares to deploy the Iron Beam, a revolutionary laser interception system, to enhance its air defense. Set to be operational by December 30, 2025, it is designed to neutralize aerial threats like rockets and UAVs. Developed over a decade, Iron Beam promises to reshape battlefield engagements.

Israel is gearing up to introduce the Iron Beam, a groundbreaking laser interception system, aimed at fortifying its air defense by the end of 2025. The advanced system is expected to combat a range of aerial threats including rockets, mortars, and UAVs, as announced by Brig. Gen. (Res.) Daniel Gold.

Speaking at Tel Aviv University's International DefenseTech Summit, Gold detailed how the Iron Beam system, after a decade in development, will shift traditional rules of battlefield engagement. The summit highlighted technological advancements and lessons from recent conflicts.

As the Iron Beam undergoes final testing, Israel's defense forces are also working on next-gen systems to prepare for future conflicts. Brig. Gold emphasized the continuous evolution of defense technologies to maintain strategic advantages.

(With inputs from agencies.)