The Israeli Ministry of Defense (IMOD) released the first imagery from the new Ofek 16 satellite on 25 August.

The IMOD said this image of the Temple of Bel and Roman Theatre at Palmyra was taken by the Ofek 16 satellite that was launched on 6 July. (Israeli Ministry of Defense)

The Ofek 16 was launched on 6 July and the IMOD said this is the first time it has released recent imagery from one of its satellites.

The greyscale images showed the Roman Theatre and Temple of Bel in the ruined city of Palmyra in central Syria.

“The camera has the best performance and weight characteristics available on the market”, the IMOD said, meaning the satellites that are capable of higher resolutions are disproportionately heavier.

It added that the satellite would be transferred to Unit 9900 for operational use in the near future after the in-orbit testing process is completed.

The Israeli Ministry of Defense (IMOD) released the first imagery from the new Ofek 16 satellite on 25 August.

The IMOD said this image of the Temple of Bel and Roman Theatre at Palmyra was taken by the Ofek 16 satellite that was launched on 6 July. (Israeli Ministry of Defense)

The Ofek 16 was launched on 6 July and the IMOD said this is the first time it has released recent imagery from one of its satellites.

The greyscale images showed the Roman Theatre and Temple of Bel in the ruined city of Palmyra in central Syria.

“The camera has the best performance and weight characteristics available on the market”, the IMOD said, meaning the satellites that are capable of higher resolutions are disproportionately heavier.

It added that the satellite would be transferred to Unit 9900 for operational use in the near future after the in-orbit testing process is completed.

The Israeli Ministry of Defense (IMOD) released the first imagery from the new Ofek 16 satellite on 25 August.

The IMOD said this image of the Temple of Bel and Roman Theatre at Palmyra was taken by the Ofek 16 satellite that was launched on 6 July. (Israeli Ministry of Defense)

The Ofek 16 was launched on 6 July and the IMOD said this is the first time it has released recent imagery from one of its satellites.

The greyscale images showed the Roman Theatre and Temple of Bel in the ruined city of Palmyra in central Syria.

“The camera has the best performance and weight characteristics available on the market”, the IMOD said, meaning the satellites that are capable of higher resolutions are disproportionately heavier.

It added that the satellite would be transferred to Unit 9900 for operational use in the near future after the in-orbit testing process is completed.

The Israeli Ministry of Defense (IMOD) released the first imagery from the new Ofek 16 satellite on 25 August.

The IMOD said this image of the Temple of Bel and Roman Theatre at Palmyra was taken by the Ofek 16 satellite that was launched on 6 July. (Israeli Ministry of Defense)

The Ofek 16 was launched on 6 July and the IMOD said this is the first time it has released recent imagery from one of its satellites.

The greyscale images showed the Roman Theatre and Temple of Bel in the ruined city of Palmyra in central Syria.

“The camera has the best performance and weight characteristics available on the market”, the IMOD said, meaning the satellites that are capable of higher resolutions are disproportionately heavier.

It added that the satellite would be transferred to Unit 9900 for operational use in the near future after the in-orbit testing process is completed.

The Israeli Ministry of Defense (IMOD) released the first imagery from the new Ofek 16 satellite on 25 August.

The IMOD said this image of the Temple of Bel and Roman Theatre at Palmyra was taken by the Ofek 16 satellite that was launched on 6 July. (Israeli Ministry of Defense)

The Ofek 16 was launched on 6 July and the IMOD said this is the first time it has released recent imagery from one of its satellites.

The greyscale images showed the Roman Theatre and Temple of Bel in the ruined city of Palmyra in central Syria.

“The camera has the best performance and weight characteristics available on the market”, the IMOD said, meaning the satellites that are capable of higher resolutions are disproportionately heavier.

It added that the satellite would be transferred to Unit 9900 for operational use in the near future after the in-orbit testing process is completed.

The Israeli Ministry of Defense (IMOD) released the first imagery from the new Ofek 16 satellite on 25 August.

The IMOD said this image of the Temple of Bel and Roman Theatre at Palmyra was taken by the Ofek 16 satellite that was launched on 6 July. (Israeli Ministry of Defense)

The Ofek 16 was launched on 6 July and the IMOD said this is the first time it has released recent imagery from one of its satellites.

The greyscale images showed the Roman Theatre and Temple of Bel in the ruined city of Palmyra in central Syria.

“The camera has the best performance and weight characteristics available on the market”, the IMOD said, meaning the satellites that are capable of higher resolutions are disproportionately heavier.

It added that the satellite would be transferred to Unit 9900 for operational use in the near future after the in-orbit testing process is completed.