The German Bundestag has approved an expansion of the Arrow 3 air defense system deal with Israel, adding an additional $3.1 billion to the agreement. This brings the total value of the deal to approximately $6.7 billion, marking it as the largest defense contract in Israel's history. The Arrow 3 system, jointly developed by Israel and the United States, is set to significantly upgrade Germany's air defense capabilities with increased production of interceptors and launchers.

Israeli officials highlighted the deal as a sign of deep trust between Germany and Israel, emphasizing its importance for long-term security cooperation and strategic development. The agreement is also part of Israel's broader strategy to boost defense exports and strengthen international partnerships. Leaders from Israel's defense sector praised the successful collaboration with Germany, noting the Arrow 3 system's role in enhancing both countries' military strength.