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'Start-up Nation' may skip Japan World Expo amid war

Days away from the Expo Osaka 2025 deadline for confirming attendance, many in the government believe Israel shouldn't attend prestigious event amid war

Itamar Eichner | 01.16.24

In war’s aftermath, startup boom expected to pop in Israel

Startup Nation Central CEO Avi Hasson: 'The judicial legislation brought a spirit of despair; I was concerned about the talent that might leave. The spirit we are seeing now is the opposite: the spirit of determination'

The Media Line | 01.15.24

War affects all things: Israeli tech sector beginning to lag behind

Foreign investors reluctant to invest in Israeli startups due to the ongoing war while, their international counterparts are witnessing a resurgence after weathering a challenging year and a half

Sophie Shulman | 12.13.23

IDF wives and mothers band to support soldiers

The small initiative started by partners and mothers of IDF personnel now resembles a small company working to gather donations from across the world

Moshe David Rubinstein | 10.19.23

'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

SentinelOne stops cooperation with Wiz amid takeover talks

SentinelOne did not accept Wiz's desire to purchase it and decided to respond by unilaterally terminating cooperation; SentinelOne CEO Tomer Weingarten prefers a buyer with much deeper pockets and does not want to be controlled by Wiz founder Assaf Rappaport

Sophie Shulman, Calcalist | 08.30.23

The AI that will replace you in meetings

Israeli startup, timeOS develops a personal artificial intelligence capable of transcribing, summarizing, and even generating tasks based on the conversation

Raphael Kahan | 08.30.23

Israeli startup tackling illicit online organ trafficking, E-commerce

The price for a heart is well over $1 million and traders even provide catalogue images, according to Ariel Tiger, CEO of EverC, which is using AI to prevent illegal e-commerce online

Yael Walzer | 08.08.23

Majority of Israeli startups initiate steps to relocate abroad, survey finds

Start-Up Nation Central CEO says 'concerning trends like registering a company abroad or launching new startups outside Israel will be hard to reverse'

i24NEWS | 07.24.23

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

Israeli AI startups excel in U.S. billion-dollar market

Study shows Israel's AI startup success places it second only to India in terms of number of billion-dollar companies, highlights the entrepreneurial prowess of Israeli immigrants, and their ability to thrive and innovate in the competitive U.S. market

Daniel Edelson, New York | 07.13.23

Revolutionizing Type 1 diabetes treatment: Israeli firm makes progress on micro pancreas

Betalin Therapeutics announces progress in its micro pancreas project, potentially freeing Type 1 diabetes patients from constant insulin injections

The Media Line | 07.12.23

Jewish teachers from Diaspora invent educational solutions in Israel

New educational program in Israel has Jewish Diaspora teachers participate in product development plan to tackle issues in Jewish studies and find creative solutions for the future

Yaniv Pohoryles | 07.11.23

Healthtech startup DayTwo facing uncertain future after dramatic restructuring

While company demonstrates positive results in improving sugar levels, weight loss outcomes were inconclusive raising criticism over recommendation of foods that, despite their sugar-lowering benefits, are deemed unhealthy

Sophie Shulman/CTech | 07.06.23

Israeli innovation authority chief says AI could help humanity cope with global challenges

In special interview, Dror Bin emphasizes pivotal role of the High-Tech industry as the driving force behind Israeli innovation globally, says it must stay agile despite its 'startup nation' status

Lidar Gravé-Lazi, ILTV News | 06.28.23

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