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Optimism in action: Israeli tech executives reflect on a challenging year

Despite geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty, Israel’s tech leaders share insights, resilience and a forward-looking vision for the future

ynet Global | 10.12.25

‘The battleship of Israel’s economy’: Report praises high-tech resilience

New report finds Israeli tech drives nearly one-fifth of GDP and over half of exports, offsetting wartime losses despite talent shortages

The Media Line | 08.28.25

The algorithm vs. the bureaucrat: Israeli startups turn red tape into opportunity

From insurance claims and pension tracking to travel planning, onboarding and healthcare, Israel’s high-tech sector is building AI-driven tools to replace outdated systems, slash costs and ease bottlenecks—offering a blueprint for governments worldwide

Ynetnews | 08.17.25

People first? How Israeli companies are turning AI doubts into business advantages

As global tech giants pour billions into AI, Israeli companies are taking a tailored approach—balancing skepticism over accuracy and control with demand for efficiency, profitability and growth by developing strategic, people-centered solutions

Ynetnews | 08.10.25

Israeli initiative trains IDF combat veterans for high-paying tech careers

Combat veterans with no prior tech experience are fast-tracking into careers in cybersecurity, software and other high-demand fields, with training, stipends and job placement at top Israeli firms — turning battlefield skills into rewarding salaries

Ynetnews | 08.10.25

Is Israeli high-tech heading toward a post-war rally?

Analysis: Echoing the post-COVID-19 market, the Israeli ecosystem is preparing for renewed growth—with a wave of fundraising, strategic deals and signals of returning investor confidence; on the way there, we must remember the lessons of the 2021 bubble

Moran Chamsi | 08.10.25

Palo Alto knows: Why CyberArk holds the keys to tomorrow’s cybersecurity

With its $25 billion acquisition of CyberArk, Palo Alto Networks is closing one of cybersecurity’s biggest gaps: control over privileged access; as AI agents handle sensitive tasks, securing digital master keys is no longer optional—it’s essential

Israel Wullman | 08.02.25

Cyberquake: Why Palo Alto Networks is eyeing Israel’s CyberArk

The $25 billion deal marks a turning point in the cybersecurity industry, merging global leader Palo Alto with Israel’s CyberArk to form an AI-driven identity security powerhouse poised to outpace rivals in the coming years

Tal Shahaf | 07.31.25

Israeli cyber firms attract 40% of US investment rounds in 2024

Startup Nation Central report reveals although cyber firms make up just 7% of local tech scene, they drew 38% of investments this year, with US backing nearly doubling

Raphael Kahan | 07.11.25

Israeli high-tech rebounds, raises $9.3B in first half of 2025

Despite multi-front war, missile threats from Iran and Yemen and flight disruptions, Israeli high-tech sees strong recovery; fewer total rounds, but sharp rise in large-scale deals over $50 million

Israel Wullman | 06.30.25

Melio's main players, from right: Tomer Barel, president; Matan Bar, CEO and co-founder; Ilan Atias, CTO and co-founder

Israel's fintech unicorn Melio sells for $2.5+ billion

Melio developed an advanced digital platform enabling a range of payment solutions for businesses in the U.S; acquired by Xero, a New Zealand tech company

Meir Orbach, Calcalist | 06.25.25

Despite diplomatic tensions, Israeli–UK tech community thrives in London

Inside the Israeli Tech Parliament—a grassroots network quietly building bridges through innovation far away from politics

Moshe David Rubinstein | 06.21.25

Playtika to lay off dozens of employees in Israel and Poland

Layoffs affect development teams for Best Fiends and Redecor, reportedly due to disappointing performance; two weeks earlier, Wooga, a Playtika subsidiary, also laid off around 50 employees

Maayan Cohen Rosen | 06.07.25

Buoyed by bonuses, Israel’s high-tech salaries hit record high

Average high-tech salary tops NIS 36.7K (over $10.6K) in March — a 9% rise from February; pharmaceutical manufacturing led with highest sector wages

Shahar Ilan, Calcalist | 06.05.25

'People look at Israel and think we're only strong in cyber, but we have much more'

As the Axis Tel Aviv tech conference returns amid war, CEO Ed Frank tells Ynetnews why Israeli innovation keeps global investors coming, how startups can stand out and what the world still gets wrong about the country’s tech ecosystem

Ilan Levinsohn | 05.19.25

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