Israeli Occupation: We are in talks with Gulf states to sell them defense systems

OCCUPIED AL-QUDS, Sept. 13 (YPA) – Boaz Levy, head of Israel Aerospace Industries, expressed concern about the inadequacy of the occupation’s interceptor missile stockpiles, stressing the need to increase budgets to produce more of them.

In an interview with Ynet on the sidelines of the MEAD conference, Levy said there are production limitations from Israeli and American sources, noting that the nearly three-year war saw a large number of ballistic missiles launched.

He pointed out that “stockpiles are not sufficient and we always need more,” emphasizing the need to provide greater financial resources to meet the arsenal’s needs.

At the same time, he revealed that contacts are underway with Gulf states to sell them defense systems produced by the occupation, considering that security cooperation with some Gulf states could strengthen the normalization process and develop in the future into broader strategic partnerships that include security and political aspects.