Canadian fighter jets

US Taxpayers Fund Multi-Billion Dollar Israeli Fighter Jet Deal Amid Criticism

Israel has greenlit a major defense initiative, approving a multi-billion-dollar agreement to acquire two squadrons of advanced fighter jets from the United States. This acquisition includes the sophisticated F-35 stealth fighter and the renowned F-15IA warplane. These additions are poised to significantly upgrade Israel’s air force, reinforcing its qualitative military edge and readiness against evolving regional threats. The deal further solidifies the strategic military alliance between the United States and Israel.

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Saab Offers Sovereign Data Centre to Undercut F-35 Deal

As part of its bid to secure a Canadian fighter jet contract, Saab has proposed establishing a secure, sovereign data center in Montreal. This facility would house critical mission data and intelligence for their Gripen-E jets, offering Canada independent control over sensitive information. This offering directly counters concerns about data sovereignty raised with the U.S.-manufactured F-35, which stores its data in Texas. Saab’s proposal aims to assure Canada that all fighter mission system, communication, and technical data would remain securely within Canadian borders, fulfilling industrial and security requirements.

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