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Ireland’s government executive jet, a Dassault Falcon 6X bought for €53 million, will not include Elbit Systems’ FalconEye landing system, Irish media report. The system normally helps pilots land in fog and hazardous weather. Ireland required its removal due to political opposition to Israel. Elbit Systems (Nasdaq: ESLT, TASE: ESLT) is cited as the supplier.

According to leaked documents analyzed by Haaretz, Israel’s Elbit Systems prepared proposals for the UAE after a Jan. 17, 2022 Houthi attack that hit Abu Dhabi. The materials describe potential sales including Hermes 900 drones and loitering munitions, with an initial package priced around $90 million per system and a larger expansion worth about $1.3 billion. Elbit executives’ private emails were reportedly used, and the cache was published by a hacker group linked to Iranian intelligence.

Amnesty International reports that India transferred 2,596 shipments of weapons, ammunition, parts and components to Israel from Oct 7, 2023 to Nov 30, 2025, citing India’s “Make in India” policy and Israeli firms including Elbit Systems, IAI and Rafael. SIPRI data show Israel defense exports of about $71B (2021-2025) with ~29% to India. Amnesty cites compliance concerns.

Leaked internal documents reported by Haaretz and Drop Site News say Elbit Systems was in talks to sell the UAE dozens of strategic drones and related surveillance systems. The UAE allegedly requested six Hermes-900 systems after a Feb 2022 Houthi attack, with Elbit pricing each at $40 million, and later interest in 15. Elbit denied the materials reflect its activities.

Haaretz, citing leaked internal documents, reports Elbit Systems proposed selling the UAE Hermes 900 drones, SkyEye WAPS surveillance and SIGINT/electronic warfare equipment after the Jan 2022 Abu Dhabi attack. Pricing cited: about $180m for two systems, with UAE interest up to $1.3b for 15 systems. It also mentions possible SIGINT aircraft and loitering munitions, but unclear if deals proceeded.

Globes reports the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange fell on July 29, with the Tel Aviv 35 down 0.99% and Tel Aviv 125 down 0.96%. Teva Pharmaceutical (NYSE: TEVA; TASE: TEVA) rose 10.17% after Q2 results and raised revenue guidance. Other movers included Enlight Renewable Energy, Elbit Systems, and banks such as Bank Leumi and Hapoalim.

Israel stocks fell on Monday. The Tel Aviv 35 Index dropped 2.15% to 4,161.81 and the Tel Aviv 125 Index fell 1.87% to 4,095.62. Chip-related shares led declines: Tower Semiconductor fell 14.56%, Camtek 7.05%, and Nova 7.87%. Nice rose 7.18%. Turnover was NIS 3.98B equities and NIS 5.18B bonds.

Elbit Systems (Nasdaq: ESLT; TASE:ESLT) says it is exploring converting vessels into drone carriers for its Hermes 650 Spark UAVs, aiming to support persistent maritime intelligence without full aircraft carrier capabilities. The concept would adapt decks and control systems to operate 9-12 UAVs, leveraging Hermes 900 ground infrastructure, and targets countries such as Japan, Denmark, and Germany.

Elbit Systems (Nasdaq: ESLT; TASE:ESLT) says it is exploring converting vessels into drone carriers to operate its Hermes 650 Spark UAVs for persistent maritime intelligence. The concept would adapt naval decks and control systems to launch 9-12 UAVs, leveraging Hermes 900 ground control. Elbit cites potential fit for countries such as Japan, Denmark, and Germany.

Elbit Systems said its U.S. subsidiary received multiple U.S. Customs and Border Protection contracts totaling over $370 million. The awards cover work through May 2029, according to the company. Elbit said the programs support real-time situational awareness and security capabilities.