A British warship on Tuesday conducted a joint exercise with the Israeli navy before docking in the port of Haifa for a visit that comes at a time of heightened tensions in the eastern Mediterranean.

The Israeli Navy is reportedly close to finalizing a deal to buy three nuclear-capable submarines from Germany for $1.3 billion.

The IDF showed off its incredible capabilities in an exercise when it destroyed a retired vessel from 75 miles away.

A new maritime missile defense system, dubbed the “Iron Dome of the Seas,” demonstrates the navy's ability to protect Israel's strategic assets at sea.

Israel allocated a fishing zone for Gaza's fishermen, but Hamas has been taking advantage of this opportunity to smuggle weapons.

Alongside efforts to discover and destroy Hamas terror tunnels, and to counter the terror organization’s efforts to improve its ability to attack Israel using commando divers, the IDF is employing AquaShield™, a cutting-edge sensor system that scans Israel's coast.

Israel is loosening fishing restrictions on the coastal territory of Gaza to allow for an increase in annual revenue for Gaza's economy.

In an unstable and unpredictable Middle East, Israel must always maintain a military edge over its hostile Arab neighbors, including at sea.

The Israeli navy added a fifth Dolphin submarine to its fleet, strengthening Israel's reconnaissance and second-strike capabilities.

On Dec. 24, 1969, Israeli commandos smuggled five missile boats out of Cherbourg. Israel had paid for the boats, which weren't delivered due to a French arms embargo.

After years of uncertainty, families who lost loved ones aboard the Israeli navy's INS Dakar submarine in 1968 finally received some answers.

Israel's nautical armed forces are proud to add to their fleet the cutting-edge Dolphin-class stealth submarine, which will considerably enhance the navy's capabilities.