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Full list of Israeli high-tech layoffs in 2026
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Israeli IT startup Atera lays off 10% of workforce
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Denmark picks Covenant’s Anthem missile in first long-range strike purchase
23.10.26
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CTech
The Israeli-linked US startup confirms it will deliver the system, as Copenhagen says it wants the ability to “strike back.” Quantities and cost were not disclosed.
The problem with work isn’t how much we do, but how we do it
20.10.26
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Roni Dori
As politicians and employers push people to work longer hours and return to the office, researchers argue that productivity depends on more than time spent at a desk. Better-designed jobs, greater autonomy and employee well-being could deliver more than simply asking workers to do more.
Covenant opens 10,000-square-meter German factory to build long-range weapons for Europe
06.10.26
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CTech
The facility will manufacture Anthem for NATO allies as the company seeks to establish a largely European supply chain and eventually produce thousands of systems a year.
Rafael signs deal to turn Volkswagen plant into defense hub
07.09.26
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CTech
Rafael, Lower Saxony and investment fund Aurelius signed a declaration of intent to transform Volkswagen’s Osnabrück site into a center for security and defense technologies. The first phase will focus on developing and producing air-defense components, potentially including systems linked to Rafael’s Iron Dome, with detailed negotiations and regulatory approvals still to come.
Germany fires Israeli Lora missile from warship in landmark test
02.09.26
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Yuval Azulay
The successful North Atlantic launch could pave the way for Berlin to acquire a long-range precision strike capability from Israel Aerospace Industries as it accelerates its military buildup.
The algorithm has no passport: Europe's ultimatum to global tech
15.08.26
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Aviram Givoni
Article 50 redefines innovation, turns transparency into a threshold test, and sets requirements that reshape the global startup ecosystem. Europe is actively rewriting business norms, shaping technological bridges, and exerting immense economic influence far beyond its borders.
Germany expands Arrow 3 deployment with second missile defense site
03.07.26
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CTech
Bavaria will host a new Arrow 3 installation as Berlin accelerates deployment of Israel's flagship ballistic missile defense system following more than $6.5 billion in purchases.
Germany’s missile search draws attention to secretive startup Covenant
21.06.26
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CTech
Backed by Silicon Valley investors, the young company has emerged as a contender in Berlin’s push for new long-range strike capabilities.
The iron gateway to Europe: The connection between German engineering and Israeli audacity
28.04.26
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Aviram Givoni
The "5-Point Plan," the new agreement between Germany and Israel, could prove to be a tool for anchoring a broad strategic partnership and long-term projects that will strengthen and deepen the cooperation between the two nations.
Germany in talks over €6 billion rocket launcher deal with Israel
07.03.26
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CTech
The proposed procurement would center on Elbit Systems’ PULS rocket launcher, with production expected to take place in Germany.
Israel exports first autonomous submarine to Germany amid expanding defense partnership
25.02.26
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Yuval Azulay
Israel Aerospace Industries’ BlueWhale can conduct weeks-long intelligence operations without human crews.
The Arrow lands in Berlin, opening the door for Israeli high-tech
24.12.25
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Ron Abelski
"Ultimately, the combination of Israeli creativity with German precision and discipline can evolve into a partnership that creates value for both sides and positions Israel more strongly on the European innovation map," writes Ron Abelski, partner at Epstein Rosenblum Maoz.
Weapons as strategy: Israel’s defense industry steps into a larger global role
21.12.25
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Yuval Azulay
Germany’s rearmament, Turkey’s ambitions, and Iran’s missiles are driving unprecedented arms deals.
Germany signs second $3.1 billion Arrow missile deal with Israel
17.12.25
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Yuval Azulay
New agreement expands Berlin’s ballistic missile defenses as European security concerns deepen.
“ My main argument for Israeli startups to come to Europe is it's a huge market”
08.12.25
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Zachy Hennessey
Eveline Steinberger, CEO of The Blue Minds Company and venture partner at JVP, speaks to CTech at Calcalist, CTech and Bank Leumi’s Mind The Tech conference in Berlin.
“We want to help Israeli entrepreneurs that have hit a glass ceiling, and invite them to Germany”
08.12.25
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Zachy Hennessey
Yael Nachshon Levin, co-founder and managing director of Migdalor Ventures, speaks to CTech at Calcalist, CTech and Bank Leumi’s Mind The Tech conference in Berlin.
"Healthcare without AI will not exist in a few years"
03.12.25
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Omer Kabir
Michael Salcher, managing partner and head of Energy and Natural Resources at KPMG Germany, was speaking at Mind the Tech Berlin 2025: “We must do everything possible to make healthcare more innovative.”
“Other countries have air-defense systems, but Israel’s are better”: Arrow 3 lands in Germany as Israel pursues new mega deals
03.12.25
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Yuval Azulay
Successful delivery to Berlin fuels fresh negotiations across Europe and Asia for the long-range interceptor.
Germany signs €2 billion deal for Israeli Spike missiles despite arms embargo
21.10.25
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Yuval Azulay
Rafael’s partnership with German firms allows the deal to bypass political constraints as Europe rethinks ties with Israel.
“They need our weapons more than we need them”: Israel faces arms export freeze
28.09.25
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Yuval Azulay, Omer Kabir
Spain cancels contracts worth €600 million as global pressure mounts over Gaza.
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