A protracted conflict, potentially expanding to multiple fronts, could cause even more damage to an economy already battered by the controversial planned legal overhaul
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Investors in the Tel Aviv-based fund include Clal Insurance & Finance, More investment house, and former Bank of Israel governor Jacob Frankel

Laminar’s visibility and security tools will be integrated into Rubrik’s software solutions to help businesses protect against cloud-based breaches

Co-founded by tech entrepreneur Shlomo Kramer in 2002, Imperva is a data and application cybersecurity firm that operates an R&D center in Israel with 500 employees

From artificial pollination to picking fruit with robots, innovators aim to fill gap caused by growing demand for food and dearth of agriculture workers

City climbs two spots since last year, in new Startup Genome survey ranking; Silicon Valley maintains its first-place position followed by New York City and London

Communities founded as models of socialist society have since largely shed collectivist past, with residents touting their 'innovative approach' to contemporary challenges

Chip giant says Israel-1 supercomputer valued at several hundred million dollars is a 'major investment' that will boost next-generation AI workloads

Nasdaq-listed NeoGames is a Tel Aviv-based online gaming tech solutions provider for iLottery, iGaming and online sports betting operators

Data shows rise of over 120% in startups set up yearly by academic institutions, from 34 in 2016 to 75 in 2020, accounting for 13% of total new startups set up in Israel