Israel has a diverse inventory of tanks, including modern and upgraded versions manned by combat-ready armored units, underscoring its military capabilities and commitment to maintaining security and deterrence. Here are some of the tanks that Israel has:

• M22 Locust: An American-designed airmobile light tank.
• M4 Sherman: A medium tank.
• Centurion tank (A41): A British main battle tank of the post-World War II era.
• Hotchkiss H-39: A light tank.
• M48 Patton: A main battle tank that Israel received from the US in the 1960s.
• M50 Super Sherman: A modified M-4 Sherman tank.
• AMX-13: A light tank.
• Merkava: Israels main battle tank, designed and largely manufactured in Israel. The Merkava has several variants, including the Merkava Mark IV, which is the best-protected variant and features composite armor, a 120-millimeter smoothbore cannon, and day-night optics. The Barak tank is the latest addition to Israels tank fleet, developed jointly by the Defense Ministry’s Armored Vehicles Directorate and the IDF’s Ground Forces and Armored Corps, and includes systems developed by several Israeli defense firms.

Its worth noting that Israels military is high-tech and very innovative, and also makes frequent use of drone technology.