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Israeli high-tech exports drop amid war against Hamas

Sector still accounted for 77% of nation's exports in December despite negative effects of Israel-Hamas war

i24NEWS | 02.27.24

Navigating Israel's high-tech challenges

Opinion: While some experts claim conflict and political instability lead to difficulties securing investors, Israel's high-tech sector proves resilience leads to profit

Michael Marx | 01.22.24

Being a tech company in Israel during wartime

Israeli tech companies juggle innovation and safety amid wartime challenges, adapting to ensure employee well-being and continuous tech progress in uncertain conditions

Einat Leham-Livnat | 12.16.23

Hi-tech at war: Meet the VC bullish on early-stage Israeli startups during wartime

While early-stage ventures are facing unprecedented new challenges, Heroic Ventures founder Michael Fertik is still writing first check investments to visionary Israeli founders and startups at a remarkable rate

Moshe David Rubinstein | 11.28.23

Standing strong together: a call to action for Israel’s supporters

Opinion: Wondered how you can help Israel in the war effort? Invest in Israeli tech, buy Israeli products and fight antisemitism and misinformation wherever they rear their ugly head

Dan Adika | 11.16.23

Hi-tech at war: 4 weeks at Oracle - a CEO’s story of unwavering international support

Head of Oracle Israel Eran Feigenbaum says company's strong support for Israel post-October 7 attack is such that employees not sharing this view may find Oracle isn't the right fit

Moshe David Rubinstein | 11.14.23

Hi-tech at war: Innoviz keeps shift in drive

While their colleagues are on the front, Omer Keilaf, CEO of one of Israel’s flagship unicorns, says that employees are more motivated than ever; ‘This is not just about winning a war; it's about ensuring the continuity and success of our country’

Moshe David Rubinstein | 11.13.23

Hi-tech at war: too big to fail

When Hamas attacked southern Israel with unprecedented brutality, it aimed not only at the civilian population but also at the nation's economy, but just as the people of Israel rallied in defense on the battlefield, Israel's hi-tech sector joined forces to support the war effort as well

Moshe David Rubinstein | 11.06.23

We are the start-up nation

Opinion: We as a nation have let our guard down; we have let down thousands of Israelis who have lost their lives, and who were left orphaned or injured; now is the time to overlook our differences to again be a beacon of light

Joe Hayon | 10.27.23

'I didn't finish school, but I own one of the coolest and most interesting start-ups in Israel'

From a struggling chef living with parents to make ends meet, Liran Gruda is now a global food industry entrepreneur with a successful exit; ‘A teacher once said I'd amount to nothing. She'd be shocked today,’ he shares

Tiki Golan | 09.17.23

'Israel will be in one year from now stronger than we've ever been,' tech expert says

In a sit-down with Ynet, Hillel Fuld talks about the state of the ‘start-up nation’ today and tomorrow, the rise of artificial intelligence, venture capital forecasts, politics, the tragic murder of his brother and of course, judicial reform

Moshe David Rubinstein | 08.18.23

Israeli venture capitals shine in PitchBook’s top 10 global rankings

Pitchbook's Manager Performance Score system incorporates multiple aspects of performance evaluation, such as return dispersion and finality, providing comprehensive measure of relative performance beyond traditional benchmarking techniques

Daniel Edelson, New York | 08.17.23

Netanyahu, stop the judicial overhaul– It's not too late

Opinion: CEO of Mobileye calls to stop the madness - The changes at stake increase the fear that the government is striving for an unrestrained power takeover; Mr. Prime Minister, you did not receive a mandate to alter the face of the nation

Professor Amnon Shashua | 07.18.23

Israeli fintech firm Vesttoo faces probe for multi-billion-dollar fraud

Initial inspection suggests that the billions of dollars in collateral presented by Vesttoo were fraudulent, as several executives recently retired from the company in the wake of the scandal

Meir Orbach, Calcalist | 07.18.23

Israeli technology used by Bronx DA sparks outrage

Residents fear use of Cellebrite tech, which is a digital forensics company, will potentially compromise their privacy rights and expose sensitive personal information without their knowledge or consent

Daniel Edelson, New York | 07.14.23