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אייל אלעזר VP ריסקיפייד

A new dawn in digital fraud threats: The rise of agentic AI

07.09.25|Eyal Elazar
The emergence of Agentic AI shopping agents is introducing new fraud risks and disrupting the delicate balance between innovation and secure commerce. Eyal Elazar, VP of Market Intelligence & Product Marketing at Riskified, outlines the current landscape and explores potential strategies for addressing these evolving threats.
תומר אמיר Google Cloud

Europe wakes up to cyber - Will entrepreneurs and investors seize the opportunity in time?

04.09.25|Tomer Amir
"Europe is investing unprecedented resources in building cyber resilience, and the market is open to collaborations with international players with a proven track record. Will Israel be content with watching from the sidelines, or will it know how to use this momentum to become a strategic partner of Europe?" writes Tomer Amir, a Product Manager at Google Cloud’s European team in London.
Leader

Where do Israel’s pension savings and HNWI capital go?

01.09.25|Itay Elnatan
According to Itay Elnatan, Managing Partner & CEO at Leader Private Capital, in the coming years institutional investors with privileged access and deep expertise can position themselves at the forefront of global investing. On the other hand, qualified private investors must exercise even greater caution.
ד"ר אייל ברסלר ע"ד ועורך פטנטים משרד עמית פולק מטלון

The cyber catch: Defending intellectual property in a rapidly shifting and classified domain

31.08.25|Eyal Bressler
Unlike other technology sectors, the cyber domain is defined by cross-border litigation and costly legal disputes, requiring a unique approach to safeguarding patents.
ניקול לוין בכירה בחברת AI

The doom scale: How SF house parties are deciding the future of AI investment

25.08.25|Nicole Levin
Why Silicon Valley's party small talk about the apocalypse is now driving billion-dollar investments. 
Joshua Begner

How Israel’s M&A market is thriving despite the war

25.08.25|Joshua Begner
While global headlines portray Israel as a high-risk market, some of the largest M&A deals in the country’s history took place this year - and for good reason.
הפגנה נגד המלחמה, השבוע במלבורן. "פגשתי הרבה פלסטינים שההתנגדות שלהם לקיומה של ישראל איננה בגלל שהם מאמינים בקונספירציה יהודית, אלא בגלל מה שקרה להם

The quiet destructive embargo Israel refuses to confront

25.08.25|Elihay Vidal
Investors, academics, and corporations are pulling back, while the government insists all is well.
Moshe Karako NTT משה קראקו

How 200 cybersecurity companies became 11 giants

21.08.25|Moshe Karako
The rapid pace of cyber acquisitions in Israel and around the world is sending the industry into a tailspin, completely reshaping its landscape. Moshe Karako, Chief Technology Officer at NTT Israel, explains why this is happening now and whether the dream of building new cyber giants has faded 
דגלי סין ישראל China Israel

China’s growth can usher in a new era for China–Israel cooperation

20.08.25|Xiao Junzheng
"Chinese capital can help Israeli startups expand globally, while Israeli technology can support China’s industrial upgrading," explains Xiao Junzheng, Chinese Ambassador to Israel
עו"ד נטלי מרגלית שותפה משרד ארנון, תדמור-לוי

Global confidence in Israeli tech shines through mega-deals

20.08.25|Nataly Margalit
"Beyond the impressive numbers and mega-deals, the core strength of Israeli high-tech lies in its ability to thrive under uncertainty," writes attorney Nataly Margalit of Arnon, Tadmor-Levy law firm.
Avichay Nissenbaum lool ventures

Not every startup must be a unicorn to change the world

14.08.25|Avichay Nissenbaum
“Ultimately, a company’s success isn’t measured only by the size of its exit, but by its ability to create value, attract top talent, build a meaningful solution with a competitive edge and a deep technological moat, and give back to the Israeli ecosystem,” writes Avichay Nissenbaum, co-founding partner at lool ventures.
Lital Leshem Protego Ventures

Defensetech is here to stay – even after the wars in Ukraine and Israel end

12.08.25|Lital Leshem
“The wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, combined with the absence of automatic U.S. backing, have triggered existential fears in many countries. These fears won’t simply fade when the fighting stops. For Israel’s high-tech sector, this presents a generational opportunity,” writes Lital Leshem, Co-Founder and Managing Partner at Protego Ventures.
Liad Shnell Viber

The road to $100M ARR goes through “revenue per engineer”

11.08.25|Liad Shnell
"In the race to $100M ARR, the leanest runners will lead - and redefine what a 'team' can achieve," writes Liad Shnell, CTO at Viber.
Yoni Heilbronn IL Ventures

The global supply chain has fractured – Israeli startups may hold the key to repair

10.08.25|Yoni Heilbronn
"A series of crises – from COVID-19 to Houthi threats – has shaken the global supply chain. As major corporations shift production back to their home countries, Israeli startups have a rare opportunity to lead the next tech revolution and help restore global supply stability," writes Yoni Heilbronn, founder and MP at IL Ventures.
Maya Natan Mozer Keshet

When capital serves society: The rise of equity donations

07.08.25|Maya Natan Mozer
"When financial capital and social capital align, the result is compounded value — for the individual, for the company, and for society. That’s the future we’re seeing globally — and it’s time for Israel to catch up," writes Maya Natan Mozer, Founder and CEO of Keshet.
אמיר איש שלום VP R&D בחברת Lightrun

The hidden risk in modern software development: Code is moving fast, but everything else is lagging behind

06.08.25|Amir Ish-Shalom
"The ability to write code faster is a powerful advancement, but also a double-edged sword. Without corresponding upgrades in the rest of the development lifecycle, we risk building brittle systems, increasing time-to-resolution, and delivering poor user experiences," writes Amir Ish-Shalom, VP of R&D at Lightrun.
Lior Prosor

Friction is a feature: Why GovTech is having a moment

05.08.25|Lior Prosor
"Interest in GovTech is rising, helped by the tailwinds from DefenseTech and a broader rethink around public sector innovation. But this isn’t just a shift in investor perception. It’s a shift in government expectation," writes Lior Prosor, Founding Partner at Hanaco Ventures.
Lotan Grove

Services are the next software: Why the AI revolution will look different than you think

04.08.25|Lotan Levkowitz
"Those who can turn human-delivered services into software, Service-as-Software, while maintaining the human support that enables customers to undergo that transition, will build the next generation of giant companies," writes Lotan Levkowitz, General Partner at Grove Ventures.
מימין עו"ד יעקב אנוך ועו"ד יובל נקר

Between a psychologist, a lawyer, and ChatGPT: Should conversations with AI be confidential?

03.08.25|Yuval Nakar, Jacob Enoch
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, said recently that there is no legal privilege on conversations with ChatGPT. Now the question arises: has the time come to establish one?
Yair Rozilio Scoutt

The AI revolution in outsourcing: Are millions of developer jobs at risk or undergoing an evolutionary shift?

03.08.25| Yair Rozilio
"Outsourcing firms that have traditionally grown by scaling headcount are now under pressure to adapt to a world where efficiency, expertise, and outcome-based delivery matter more than the number of developers on a team," writes Yair Rozilio, Founder and CEO of the Scoutt platform.
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