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אבי שניר מנכ"ל אלביישן

Israel’s tech layoffs aren't just a crisis, they’re a talent redistribution opportunity

15.08.26|Avi Snir
According to Elevation CEO Avi Snir, by redirecting the talent that already exists in Israel toward organizations that need it, this period could become a catalyst for the next phase of growth across the Israeli economy.
בית כאל החדש 2

CAL expected to cut up to 220 jobs after losing El Al’s FlyCard franchise

11.08.26|Shaked Arava Green
The credit card company is considering a workforce reduction of 10% to 15% as it grapples with the loss of one of its most profitable customer franchises. 
הייטק פיטורים משרד ריק שבוע עבודה מקוצר

Full list of Israeli high-tech layoffs in 2026

11.08.26|CTech
לינקדאין Linkedin רשת חברתית רשתות חברתיות

LinkedIn to shut down Israeli R&D operations and lay off nearly all employees

11.08.26|Meir Orbach
The center, which employs about 50 people, was established in 2022 following LinkedIn’s $80 million-$90 million acquisition of Israeli analytics startup Oribi. 
כנס הגיימינג של ישראל - פאנל משחקות אותה נגה הלפרין SciPlay CRO

SciPlay cuts 20 jobs at its 300-person Israeli gaming hub

10.08.26|Meir Orbach
The Israeli operation, built partly through the 2014 acquisition of Dragonplay, accounts for roughly one-third of SciPlay's global workforce and develops some of its biggest games.
אבי אייל

“Monday handled the layoffs in the best possible way”: Entrée Capital’s Avi Eyal defends AI-driven restructuring

06.08.26|Sophie Shulman
The investor behind monday.com discusses the company’s controversial cuts, the changing nature of software jobs and why he remains optimistic about Israel’s tech industry.
ג'ון אייסין סגן נשיא בכיר ServiceNow לצד מטה החברה ב קליפורניה

ServiceNow continues layoffs as it restructures around AI

29.07.26|CTech
The enterprise software giant is cutting hundreds of jobs while increasing investment in artificial intelligence skills, saying it needs “the right talent in the right roles.”
Noa Matz , Ziv Elron

“I’m talented, I’m skilled, I’m safe”: The psychological contract of high tech is breaking

27.07.26|Amy Shapiro
Monday.com’s decision to cut 20% of its workforce has become a symbol of a deeper shift in Israeli high tech, as AI, war and uncertainty challenge the belief that talent and hard work can guarantee security.
כנס TechTLV - אוריאל בכר מייסד משותף ומנכ"ל PAPAYA

Papaya cuts 30 employees as Israeli gaming company restructures

26.07.26|CTech
The company cites AI adoption, currency pressures and a changing technology environment as it adjusts its organizational structure. 
אפליקציית מוביט Moovit

Moovit cuts 30% of workforce as Mobileye reshapes $915 million acquisition for robotaxi era

23.07.26|CTech
The transportation app is eliminating 60 of its 200 positions as Mobileye shifts resources away from Moovit’s B2B business and toward using the platform for fleet supply, demand optimization and rider engagement in autonomous taxis. 
הנהלת מאנדיי קום MONDAY COM חברת תוכנה

Monday.com’s mass layoffs reveal the next phase of the AI shake-up in software

22.07.26|CTech
The Israeli software company is restructuring around AI as investors question whether SaaS companies can maintain their old growth models.
Oshrat Ben-Avi Zabludovitz

Smart efficiency starts with infrastructure, not layoffs

22.07.26|Oshrat Ben-Avi Zabludovitz
Before making painful decisions about employees, it's worth checking whether some of the savings are hiding in the organization's cloud, data, and AI infrastructure. 
ערן זינמן ו רועי מן מייסדי מאנדיי

Monday.com cuts 20% of workforce as it restructures for the AI era

22.07.26|CTech
The Israeli software company says it is replacing a structure built around managing work with one designed for AI agents and human collaboration, cutting about 620 jobs while redirecting resources toward its new strategy.
צוות WSC Sports

WSC cuts 10% of workforce as AI sports startup restructures

21.07.26|Meir Orbach
The sports-content automation company will lay off about 70 employees, most of them in Israel, as it adjusts to changing global market conditions.
מטה אינטל ב קליפורניה ארה"ב 6.9.24

Intel cutting jobs in fast-growing data center unit

21.07.26|CTech
CEO Lip-Bu Tan is extending his restructuring program into one of the company's strongest-performing businesses. 
Rowan Trollope, Redis CEO

Israeli unicorn Redis cuts dozens of jobs despite $300 million revenue run rate

13.07.26|Meir Orbach
The database company is reducing its Tel Aviv workforce by about 70 employees but says it remains committed to its Israeli development center.
שחר דניאל מנכל סייפטי

Alarum cuts workforce after FBI investigation rocks the company

12.07.26|Almog Azar
The Israeli company has begun laying off employees after U.S. authorities launched an investigation into subsidiary NetNut, triggering a sharp collapse in its share price.
מוסף עצמאות 13.5.24 אגילה חייט ו אביתר בן ארצי מייסדי דארו Darrow

Legaltech startup Darrow lays off one-third of workforce despite profitability

07.07.26|Meir Orbach
The Israeli company is cutting 60 jobs, including many legal analysts whose expertise helped build the AI platform that now powers its business.
מטה מיקרוסופט רדמונד וושינגטון

"The roles eliminated today are not being replaced by AI": Microsoft cuts 4,800 jobs

06.07.26|CTech and Reuters
Microsoft says the layoffs are part of a broader restructuring rather than AI-driven job replacement, even as the company invests heavily in artificial intelligence infrastructure and reshapes its Xbox and commercial businesses.
רונן שמאלי מנכ"ל ארגוס פלקסידיטי PlaxidityX

Former $450 million Israeli cyber exit Argus to shut down

30.06.26|Meir Orbach
Now operating as PlaxidityX, the automotive cybersecurity company will close its Israeli operations and lay off its remaining 80 employees as parent Aumovio restructures amid a slowing automotive market.
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