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Debunking the myths of the brain drain and the "employer's market"
08.07.26
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Amy Shapiro
CTech's "HR: The Next Leap" survey consulted 31 Israeli offices across the high-tech landscape, from entrepreneurs to VCs, to map the most salient trends affecting Startup Nation today. Here, we break down the defining characteristics of the new talent economy.
AI and the workplace: Is the high-tech sector being dangerously short-sighted?
07.07.26
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Amy Shapiro
CTech's "HR: The Next Leap" survey polled 31 Israeli offices across the high-tech sector to uncover the most definitive trends affecting Startup Nation in recent times. As we continue to dive deeper into these findings, we turn our focus to what is happening inside the office: the AI workplace transformation.
Why Israel's tech workers no longer want ping-pong tables
06.07.26
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Amy Shapiro
The country's HR leaders say the era of flashy perks is fading as employees seek flexibility, recovery and meaningful work in a time of war. CTech's "HR: The Next Leap" survey consulted 31 Israeli offices across the high-tech landscape, from entrepreneurs to VCs, to gauge the most pertinent macro and micro trends affecting Startup Nation in recent times. Over the next few days, we'll dive deeper into these findings, starting with one of the most definitive themes of the moment: a crisis-driven culture.
"It's this mentality of ‘if we don't innovate right now we're all gonna die'"
13.05.26
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Zachy Hennessey
Ibex Investors CEO Justin Borus maintains that Israel’s state of conflict actually serves as a catalyst for historic technological breakthroughs, weeding out uncommitted players and fostering "survive-or-die" innovation.
How Israeli startups keep winning in a year of war and disruption
21.04.26
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Meir Orbach, Sophie Shulman
Calcalist’s list captures a sector scaling despite extraordinary constraints.
The Israel-Iran war is creating a new category of apps
10.03.26
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Zachy Hennessey
From calculating shower risks to mapping nearby shelters, Israelis are turning wartime routines into web tools.
5 Israeli defense-tech stocks to watch amid the war in Iran
09.03.26
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CTech
While the war in the Middle East exacts a heavy toll on human life, property, and the commodity and stock markets, one sector is reaping the benefits: the weapons industry, and specifically the Israeli defense-tech industry.
Global supply chains under pressure as Iran blocks Strait of Hormuz
04.03.26
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Adrian Filut
Raw materials, industrial components, and imports face higher costs.
Israeli Air Force strikes secretive nuclear site near Tehran
03.03.26
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CTech
Military says partially underground facility housed scientists developing capabilities required for nuclear weapons; more than 4,000 bombs dropped in four days of fighting.
“Israel’s technological capabilities are the reason it is working shoulder to shoulder with the US”
03.03.26
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Meir Orbach
Amid the second war with Iran, Israeli high-tech firms continue operations and impress global investors, highlighting the country’s resilience and innovation.
IDF launches ground operations in southern Lebanon
03.03.26
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Ynet, CTech
Troops seize positions across the border to bolster security for northern Israel.
IDF drops 3,000 munitions in three days against Iran, five times last June’s rate
02.03.26
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Yuval Azulay
Early achievements disrupt Iranian military-industrial capacity, halving ammunition stockpiles.
Hacked Tehran traffic cameras fed Israeli intelligence before strike on Khamenei
02.03.26
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CTech
Financial Times reporting details years of covert surveillance that preceded the assassination.
Iranian missile damage outpaces reconstruction as Israel’s rebuilding efforts advance slowly
02.03.26
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Dotan Levy
While a new confrontation with Iran unfolds, nine months after the last war many damaged buildings remain unrepaired and residents displaced.
Senior Israeli official: Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei killed in IDF strike
28.02.26
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Ynet
The 36-year ruler died in the opening blow of “Roaring Lion,” with a photo of his body reportedly presented to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Defensetech is here to stay – even after the wars in Ukraine and Israel end
12.08.25
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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.
Microsoft gives Israeli employees time off, while Mobileye and others rush to aid displaced workers
22.06.25
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Meir Orbach
Cyber and AI firms pivot from innovation to emergency logistics and welfare amid war with Iran.
Israel-Iran War: The world responds
16.06.25
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James Spiro
From travel warnings to calls for diplomacy, many countries are being careful to address the ongoing conflict in Israel and Iran without flaring tensions.
October 7 and the collapse of digital permanence
21.04.25
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Viki Auslender
From Netflix removals to WhatsApp archives, the war’s memory may depend on who hits “save”—and who hits “delete”.
Israel Support Bridge celebrates first milestones helping Israel with supplies and equipment in wartime
20.03.25
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CTech
The initiative began after October 7 and has already grown to more than 10,000 volunteers dedicated to helping communities, organizations, and government and municipality offices.
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