Israel Reduces F-35 Buy — At Least For Now
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TEL AVIV — In a rare reversal of the national security establishment, the Israeli government has decided to decrease the planned procurement of F-35A Joint Strike Fighters from 50 to 33 aircraft in the coming years. Following a heated discussion in which the air force’s requirement for two full...
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