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Israeli startup funding remained quiet this week, but acquisition activity was red hot. Munich Re agreed to acquire At-Bay for $575 million, DoiT bought Attribute for an estimated
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Short title / SEO title Israeli tech weekly roundup: AppsFlyer, Engram, AI M&A and $250M in new funds
Israeli tech had a major strategic infrastructure week. The headline was AppsFlyer’s more than $1 billion strategic and secondary financing from Google, Meta, Unity and Moloco at a
Israeli tech weekly roundup: $401M raised, $520M+ in acquisitions
Israeli tech had a busy identity-and-security week. The funding headline was Dream’s $260 million Series C at a $3 billion valuation, a round that sits directly at the
Israeli tech’s AI infrastructure week: $866M+ raised, no exits, and the World Cup kicks off
Israeli tech had another concentrated but impressive week, led by companies building the infrastructure layer for the AI era: data security, accessibility, cloud cost control, offensive security, cloud
A week of contradictions
Israeli tech had a blockbuster week on paper: more than $1.1 billion in announced funding in less than a week, led by mega-rounds in AI infrastructure, cybersecurity, observability,
This Week in Israeli Venture: AI Defense, Strategic M&A and the Layoff Reset
Israeli tech had one of those weeks that captures the market’s current contradiction. On one side, capital is still flowing into high-conviction categories like defense-tech, AI commerce, biotech
“Innovation per capita, Israel must be number one by far in the world.” — Elon Musk
Happy Shavuot! Israeli venture had a very telling week. Decart’s $300M round showed that global investors are still willing to write massive checks for technically differentiated AI infrastructure
This Week in Israeli Venture
Happy Jerusalem Day, celebrating the unification of Jerusalem post the Six Day war in 1967. Let's dive into this week's update!
This Week in Israeli Venture
Israeli tech ended the week with a familiar mix: big-ticket funding, fresh AI infrastructure bets, and continued consolidation in cyber and enterprise software. April’s headline number was strong,
This Week in Israeli Venture
The Q1 2026 tech review report was published this week, and Israeli startups raised $3.4 billion (despite much of that quarter being characterised by war), signalling a return
Stay close to Israeli venture
Short, useful notes on Israeli tech and venture. No clutter, just signal.
