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Calcalist and CTech's 50 most promising startups list 2026

The 50 most promising Israeli startups - 2026

21.04.26|Meir Orbach, Sophie Shulman

Now in its 17th year, Calcalist and CTech’s Top 50 list showcases Israel’s most promising private tech companies, selected with input from leading investors, entrepreneurs, and industry advisors, and curated by the publication’s editorial team, reflecting the sector’s shift toward AI-native platforms, deep tech, and scalable, revenue-driven innovation.

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Charismatic technology - the connection between politics and the high-tech sector

17.01.23|Viki Auslender

In the Startup Nation, the government adopts technological solutions for any problem that may arise, and reaches a position of power of the kind that leads to a political-administrative crisis

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“To get the investors’ trust I need to be the best of the best”

18.09.21|Daniel Farber-Ball

Lisya Bahar Manoah, General Partner at Catalyst, shares with CTech where the fund is looking to invest and how a degree in industrial engineering helps in the boardroom