Overnight on Saturday, Iran launched 200 drones as well as ballistic missiles against Israel. 

Israel sells its Arrow 3 missile defense system to Germany in a deal valued at $3.5 billion.

The deal, valued at $3.5 billion, is able to proceed following approval from the US, which co-developed the system.

The meeting of top defense officials in Berlin was part of the two countries’ annual bilateral strategic dialog.

Arrow-3 neutralizes ballistic missiles in outer space before they reenter the Earth's atmosphere and is one of the most state-of-the-art interceptors.

Tehran’s strategy is to surround the Jewish state with as many 'fire bases' as it can—from Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, the Gaza Strip, and in the future, from Judea and Samaria, as well as from Iran itself.

Is the technology behind the Arrow 3 powerful enough to defend the Jewish state against the Iranian threat?

When it comes to security, Israel is the U.S.’s most valuable partner, Netanyahu told a visiting Republican delegation in Jerusalem.

'All of our enemies should know that we will overcome them in both defense and offense,' the Israeli leader declared.