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U.S. and Israel To Jointly Develop New Missile Interceptor

Sari Weintraub — July 28, 2010 – 10:47 am | Barack Obama | Israel | Military | Terrorism Comments (0) Add a comment

Israel and the United States will be working together to develop the new Arrow-3 interceptor. The new system will eventually be integrated into Israel’s current missile defense strategy. The U.S. will be funding the project, which could cost up to $100 million. Development of the new interceptor comes not long after President Barack Obama pushed through $205 million for Israel’s Iron Dome missile shield.

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