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Fundamental exits stealth as $1.2 billion unicorn, armed with $255 million for tabular AI
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Full list of Israeli high-tech funding rounds in 2026
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IBM invests in Israeli startup Anima to bring “vibe coding” into the enterprise
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“Israeli startups are extremely tethered to the US market, and we don’t see a way to build a big company from Israel without relying on the US market”
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Israeli startup raises $6.2 million to turn social media video into intelligence
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Cyera employees to sell tens of millions in shares at $9 billion valuation
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Ilya Sutskever’s Safe Superintelligence engineer walks away to fix what AI breaks
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Israeli defense firms target Asia as Singapore Airshow opens amid regional arms race
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Remitly cuts 110 jobs in Israel and closes R&D hub three years after $80 million Rewire acquisition
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BioCatch enters unicorn club as valuation crosses $1 billion in latest secondary deal
20.11.23
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Sophie Shulman
The company, which specializes in software development for identifying and preventing bank fraud and money laundering, secured around $70 million from Sapphire Ventures
Report to Health Ministry: danger of national-post trauma, immediate response required
16.11.23
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Sophie Shulman
HealthTech company Medint published a report advising the health ministry to map potential victims of the 7/10 attacks and to establish a national body to oversee trauma response and treatment.
Monday.com increases profitability while participating in war effort
14.11.23
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Sophie Shulman
The enterprise software company's platform serves as the basis for managing the activities of thousands of volunteers and hundreds of employees; Monday recorded a net profit of $7.5 million, as their stock continues to soar.
“Hamas’ attack cost them billions, their financial bunker needs to be destroyed”
12.11.23
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Sophie Shulman
Dr. Shlomit Wagman, a global expert in the financial fight against terrorism, dealt with ISIS and knows how to eradicate Hamas and Hezbollah - by destroying their financial infrastructure.
Israeli tech stocks on Wall Street manage to avoid impact from Hamas war
12.11.23
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The sweeping decline in tech stocks following the October 7 attack has been halted, with some Israeli companies reporting better performance than before the war began.
Teva CEO: Israel’s production capacity has not been affected by the war
08.11.23
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The Israeli pharmaceutical company’s revenues grew by 7% in the last quarter to $3.9 billion, according to a report it recently published.
Will Israeli tech save the Israeli economy?
02.11.23
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Sophie Shulman
There are many reasons to be optimistic about the resiliency of Israel’s tech sector right now, however the prolongation of the war could discourage investors and drive away multinational companies
Israeli unicorn Next Insurance raises $265 million in funding, with same valuation since 2021
01.11.23
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The latest funding round is the largest in the company's history and brings the total amount raised by Next to approximately $1.1 billion since its founding.
Gil Shwed: Cyber attacks on Israeli companies demanding ransom doubled during war
30.10.23
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"Since the beginning of the war, there has been an overall increase in cyber attacks on Israel - which are mainly aimed at government officials,” Gil Shwed, founder and CEO of Check Point said today, “Many media outlets are also being attacked."
Tuition of terror: Qatari money flowed into U.S. universities - and now it's fueling violence
30.10.23
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Sophie Shulman
Since the 9/11 attacks, Qatar has become the largest foreign donor to American academia, which has not always bothered to reveal the source. A study by the Institute for Anti-Semitism Studies found a direct link between the amount of donations and the presence of pro-Palestinian groups on campuses
Cyber reputation at stake: Will Israel's intelligence failure hurt Israel’s cyber image?
29.10.23
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Sophie Shulman
The current war with Hamas opened with a surprise attack that presented an unprecedented intelligence failure. Now the question arises of how this will affect the Israeli cyber companies that are made up of former intelligence units. According to senior officials in the field, it’s still too early to tell
Former Reuters CEO: After Israel's soldiers return from reserves, they will establish amazing companies
25.10.23
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Tom Glocer ran Reuters for 10 years and today is an active high-tech investor and sits on the boards of leading companies. He believes that the perception of Israel as invincible must be restored, and predicts the current war will give a boost to a new generation of start-ups.
Survey: Over 70% of Israeli high-tech companies report difficulties due to IDF reserve call-up
23.10.23
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A survey conducted by the Israel Innovation Authority and SNPI among 500 high-tech companies shows that 40% of them reported the cancellation or delay of investment agreements; Only 16% said they have not been harmed as a result of the war
Poison ivy: Gaza war rocks reputation of Ivy League schools
23.10.23
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Sophie Shulman
Harvard President Claudine Gay's attempts to apologize on behalf of students who accused Israel of being responsible for the massacre did not calm matters, and the world-renowned university could suffer serious damage to its reputation.
Emergency fund established to support struggling early-stage Israeli startups
15.10.23
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The Safedome fund plans to invest amounts of up to half a million dollars in about 100 startups by the end of 2023 through a short application process
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang supports Israel amid “living nightmare”, mourns death of daughter of Mellanox founder Eyal Waldman
13.10.23
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Huang sent a letter to employees in Israel offering support and condolences to Eyal Waldman, the founder of Mellanox, acquired by Nvidia for $7 billion in 2019, after Waldman's daughter, Danielle, and her partner, Noam Shai, a former Nvidia employee, were murdered by Hamas terrorists
Will the Fed halt interest rate hikes in the aftermath of Israel-Hamas war?
11.10.23
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Sophie Shulman
Wall Street estimates that the sharp rise in US government bond yields and the fear that the war with Hamas will escalate into a widespread and protracted war in the Middle East increase the chance that interest rates in the US will not rise again this year
NICE acquiring AI-driven proactive outreach provider LiveVox for $350 million
04.10.23
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Sophie Shulman
LiveVox, which has an AI product portfolio centered on proactive customer engagement, was merged into a SPAC at a valuation of $840 million in 2021, but has since seen its share price slump
"Cyber solutions will have to be reinvented to remain relevant for AI"
02.10.23
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Sophie Shulman
Without an academic education or technological background, Emily Heath climbed to the top of the global cyber industry, ultimately joining the Israeli VC firm Cyberstarts as a General Partner. In an in-depth interview with Calcalist, Heath shares how Cyberstarts guides Israeli entrepreneurs before they write a single line of code and discusses the threats and prospects in a field that is undergoing major upheavals
BCG's game plan for startups: Embrace strategic planners for success
29.09.23
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Sophie Shulman
International consulting firm Boston Consulting Group has prepared a guide for turning a startup into a large company that thinks strategically and not just reactively
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