The Palestinian “reeh 1” concept stealth fighter is designed as a low-cost, home-grown alternative to advanced fifth-generation aircraft. Its airframe uses simple but efficient aerodynamics and careful shaping to reduce radar signature, while all weapons are internally carried to maintain stealth. A spacious belly bay holds six cruise missiles, giving it strong strike capability, and compact side-facing wing compartments store four air-to-air missiles for self-defense without exposing pylons. Instead of an expensive sensor suite, the aircraft uses a budget-friendly equivalent of the F-35’s targeting pod, integrating a simplified electro-optical system with basic thermal and zoom functions. With low production costs and practical stealth features focused on shape and loadout concealment, the reeh I offers an affordable but capable multirole platform for a resource-limited air force.