Startups

20 stories about Startups
הילה אוביל־ברנר, מנכ"לית ומייסדת ScaleUp House עם נבחרת הסטארט-אפים, אתמול

“Every entrepreneur dreams of growing, but the hardest part is learning to do it globally”

09.09.26|Hagai Gilboa
Hilla Ovil-Brenner, founder and CEO of ScaleUp House, described the idea behind the new forum for startups seeking to make the leap into global markets. Noa Tamir, CEO of Calcalist: “The goal is to help companies reach the next level.”
Scale-Up session

ScaleUp House begins search for Israel’s next generation of global companies

06.09.26|CTech
Twenty-nine companies presented to a committee of investors, founders and industry leaders after nearly 100 applied to join the initiative’s first cohort, which will support companies as they move from local traction to global growth.
 Eyal Froind, CEO of Phoenix ESOP,  Maor Levran, Co-Founder and CEO of Slice

Phoenix ESOP and Slice Bring Israel’s Trustee, Cap Table and Global Compliance Onto One Platform

06.09.26|special report
Following the successful launch of its new platform for public companies, Phoenix ESOP is taking another major step forward
מוסף שבועי 30.11.22 אורן זאב משקיע

Venture capitalist Oren Zeev's sharp warning: why Israeli startups must incorporate in the US

30.08.26|Meir Orbach
"I've never met a founder who regretted a US incorporation, and I often meet founders who regret an Israeli incorporation", claims Zeev against the common practice of startup incorporation in Israel 
משמאל לימין: גדי אונגר, שי לבנת, יחד עם מנהלי הקרן ליאב בן רובי ודנה טייגמן קורן

Your AI agent should find customers, not replace employees

28.08.26|Liav Ben Rubi
Agentic AI should go beyond automating tasks and cutting costs: it can identify the right customers, partners, and opportunities, qualify business matches, and let humans focus on trust-building and closing deals.
Maya Eisen Zafrir Yam Regev Yodfat Harel Buchris

ScaleUp House - A new home for Israel’s most promising scale-ups

24.08.26|CTech
Calcalist and Showcase IL have launched ScaleUp House, a new year-round initiative designed to support ambitious Israeli technology companies as they scale globally, raise their next rounds, and build international market presence.
Elyor Zitalni, Deputy CEO at Phoenix ESOP

"AI is everywhere. It's no longer enough to differentiate a company"

23.07.26|special report
Elyor Zitalni, Deputy CEO at Phoenix ESOP, explains why AI no longer guarantees higher valuations, which sectors are attracting the strongest investor interest, and how equity valuations are evolving alongside Israel's startup ecosystem
מייסדי cyera מימין יונתן איתי תמר בר אילן ו יותם שגב

Israel's tech sector raises $8.4 billion in the first half of 2026

02.07.26|CTech
129 funding rounds spanning AI infrastructure, cybersecurity, healthcare and defence signal sustained investor appetite despite an ongoing war and global economic uncertainty. 
מימין מייסדי אפספלייר אורן קניאל ו רשף מן

Israeli startups raise more than $3 billion in June as AI investment frenzy accelerates

01.07.26|CTech
AppsFlyer, Cyera and DriveNets led one of the strongest fundraising months in recent years, while more than 25 startups attracted fresh capital as investors concentrated on companies building the infrastructure, security and applications powering the AI era.
אוניברסיטת ת"א אוניברסיטת תל אביב

Israel moves to reignite university innovation engine

17.06.26|Sophie Shulman
Finance Ministry unveils sweeping reform as startup creation from academia hits multi-year lows.
משרדי מאנדיי

Israel’s tech boom faces an unexpected threat: Its own currency

24.05.26|Sophie Shulman
As the shekel surges, Israeli engineers are becoming among the world’s most expensive workers. 
Quantum Machines מחשב קוונטום של המרכז הישראלי למחשוב קוונטי 2

Quantum computing nears its ‘ChatGPT moment’

23.04.26|Sophie Shulman
From theory to infrastructure, the industry begins its shift toward real-world deployment, with Israeli startups playing a key role.
מייסדי וויז WIZ מימין רועי רזניק ינון קוסטיקה עמי לוטבק ו אסף רפפורט

How Israeli startups keep winning in a year of war and disruption

21.04.26|Meir Orbach, Sophie Shulman
Calcalist’s list captures a sector scaling despite extraordinary constraints.
2025's Top 50 startups have done well for themselves.

Even amid war, Israeli startups keep scaling at record pace

21.04.26|Meir Orbach
Last year's "50 Most Promising Startups" have met great expectations, raising hundreds of millions, becoming unicorns, or being sold successfully.
שמעון אלקבץ איתי זלוטניק רעי גופר חברת Tomorrow.i

Israeli tech raises $775 million in best February since 2022

01.03.26|CTech
Cybersecurity and AI infrastructure dominate funding across 23 startup rounds.
ויז החברות הישראליות נוהרות לארה"ב

Half of Israel’s new startups now incorporate in the US

27.01.26|Sophie Shulman
Only 52% of new companies registered locally in 2025, as judicial upheaval, war and sentiment reshape founders’ decisions.