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Israel orders hundreds of radar systems designed to detect fiber-optic drones

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Former $450 million Israeli cyber exit Argus to shut down

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Qualcomm acquires Israeli cyber company SAM for more than $150 million

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Cyber unicorn Aikido acquires Israeli startup Root for $70-$100 million

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Israel tests Iron Dome and Iron Beam as integrated air defense system

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Cosmetics Company Il Makiage Acquires Israeli Operation of On-Demand Beauty Services Startup Missbeez

23.10.19| Hagar Ravet

Missbeez's U.K. operation was acquired earlier this month by local competitor, London-headquartered Urban

מוסף שבועי 4.7.19 עידו עברי cto איל פדר לוי מנכל זן סיטי

The Startup Giving Voice to the Silent Majority

05.07.19|Ari Libsker

Tel Aviv-based ZenCity helps cities identify public opinion and sentiment based on online content such as tweets, Facebook and Instagram posts and comments, and complaints to municipal hotlines

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Gritty Tel Aviv Suburb Tops Local Life Quality List

17.02.19|Lilach Baumer

Ramat Gan, an eastern Tel Aviv suburb with a population of around 155,000, is the best of Israel’s large cities in terms of life quality, according to a report published last week by the Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics

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Israeli Government to Promote Smart City Initiatives With $686,000 Investment

18.07.18|Meir Orbach

The initiative aims to connect Israeli municipalities with startups in the fields of smart mobility, communication infrastructure, and information security

Israeli Urban Insight Company Madlan Launches Pilot in New York

19.03.18|Omer Kabir

The U.S. branch, called Localize.city, will attempt to help urban dwellers answer a most important question: where should I live?