Archive · 13 Dec 2025
Israel signs 10-year space agreement with NASA
Israel and NASA have agreed to work together for the next 10 years on exciting space projects.
They want to send the first Israeli woman to space and work on things like the moon and the International Space Station.
The agreement shows that NASA believes in Israel's science and technology skills.
They will also work together to teach people about space.
This is a big deal because it means Israel and NASA will be partners in exploring space and doing important research.
Israel and NASA signed a 10-year strategic space agreement.
The agreement includes joint projects on the moon and deep space, such as the Artemis mission and the MARE experiment.
They plan to launch the ULTRASAT satellite and conduct experiments on the International Space Station.
The agreement also focuses on education collaborations and training the first Israeli female astronaut.
The signing took place at NASA headquarters in Washington during an official visit by Israel's Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology Gila Gamliel.
- Who
- Israel's Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology Gila Gamliel and NASA
- What
- Signed a 10-year strategic space agreement
- When
- During an official working visit to NASA headquarters
- Where
- NASA headquarters in Washington
- Why
- To promote scientific and technological innovation, including joint projects on the moon and deep space, and to train the first Israeli female astronaut
- Agreement Duration
- 10 years
- Signatories
- Israel's Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology Gila Gamliel and NASA
- Key Projects
- Artemis, MARE experiment, ULTRASAT satellite, International Space Station experiments, education collaborations
- Location of Signing
- NASA headquarters in Washington
- National Goal
- Training the first Israeli female astronaut
