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Assaf Rappaport joined the investment in the cyber company, which has crossed one million paying private customers and $150 million in annual recurring revenue.

The Israeli high-tech sector has seen a surge in investment, with WonderFul, Upwind, and Lyte raising a combined total of one billion dollars in a single day, signaling a robust recovery.

Cybersecurity firm Upwind Security has raised approximately $300 million, bringing its valuation to about $3.8 billion. The company has more than doubled its value in just a few months.

The American company Lyte, which develops technology for robotics and physical AI, has raised up to $165 million. The funding round was led by investor Avigdor Willenz, who will serve as the company's Chairman of the Board.

The Israeli company is revealed for the first time and presents an AI-based development capable of managing tasks, coordinating meetings, and even booking flights and hotels completely independently.

Israeli startup Wonderful, developer of an operating system for enterprise AI, has raised $550 million in a Series C round. The company's valuation has reached $5 billion.

AITAN, a developer of AI-based combat systems, has raised $41 million in a funding round. The startup's technology has been in intensive operational use by the IDF since the start of the Swords of Iron war.

Cybersecurity firm AIR Security, which develops a safety platform for the AI agent supply chain, has raised $50 million in a Seed round. The company focuses on real-time threat prevention for AI agents.

Israeli HR platform developer HiBob has raised $166 million in a round led by Salesforce. The company's valuation has reached $3.5 billion, with total funding since inception exceeding $700 million.

Israeli startup DataAgent has emerged from stealth mode with $10 million in funding. The company's platform acts as an autonomous SRE, automatically resolving system failures within Kubernetes environments.

The startup that connects classic board games like chess and the Rubik's cube to the digital world has completed a surprising investment round, on its way to establishing a sales network in the United States.

23 kindergartens in northern border communities will open this year even though the number of children in them is below the standard. About 11 million shekels will be allocated for the decision, which is intended to encourage families to return and join the communities. In Margaliot, the number of children has already doubled, and ten new families have joined in Zarit.

The volume of money that flowed as a donation from Qatar through London to an Israeli NGO operating from Haifa has increased tenfold in the years 2023-2025. "Shomrim" traced the path of the money, behind which stand brothers Azmi and Marwan Bishara. "This is exactly the method used by those who want to transfer funds and remain behind the scenes" | Investigation

Alice, formerly ActiveFence, has completed a funding round led by Apax Digital. Globes has learned that the round was conducted at a valuation of approximately $800 million. The company is approaching an annual recurring revenue (ARR) rate of $100 million, with a client list that includes Google, Anthropic, Nvidia, Meta, TikTok, and Amazon.

The Ministry of Health transferred 400,000 NIS to fund a conference organized by the "Ta'atzumot" association, led by Dasi Iluz, daughter of Aryeh Deri. The decision was pushed by Shas-appointed advisors against the ministry's professional staff.

Government budget cuts in the USA almost led to the closure of a critical environmental study, until the researchers decided to use unconventional methods and received unexpected support from the online community.

Channel 14 News reported on Wednesday regarding a sponsored social media campaign urging Israelis to pressure those abroad to vote in the elections. The project is backed by an NGO named "Bou" ("Come").

Israeli technology company Stratasys has been awarded $7.8 million by the US Department of Defense and America Makes to advance 3D printing quality control.

Remepy has raised $36 million in a Series A funding round. The startup develops hybrid drugs that combine prescription medication with AI-based therapeutic applications.

Swedish AI startup Lovable has completed a $400 million funding round, reaching a valuation of $13.3 billion. This marks a significant increase from the $6.6 billion valuation recorded in December of last year.

The startup Attestable has raised $20 million in a seed round to develop AI verification technologies. The team of mathematicians is building tools that allow for proving the correctness of computations without exposing sensitive data.

Channel 14 monitoring reveals that the attempt to allocate millions of shekels from student funds for activities during the election period was blocked after student union representatives opposed the move and demanded a significant reduction in the amount and the creation of transparency and oversight mechanisms. At the center of the dispute was a demand by the National Union of Students chair...

Corma, which is developing a dedicated cyber defense model against AI attacks, has announced a $60 million seed round led by Sequoia. The company is already working with Fortune 100 and Fortune 500 firms to bridge the growing gap between AI-driven offensive and defensive capabilities. Corma was founded in 2025 by Alon Fluda, a Psagot program graduate and Unit 8200 alumnus.

The most dangerous moment in a young company's life is not when the initial plan fails, but months later, when the team identifies a necessary pivot but lacks the capital to prove it works.

According to documents and official sources, the campaign against Hezbollah's funding sources is taking a heavy toll. Despite increased Iranian aid, the organization is struggling to cover its war expenses.

IAIG (Inevitable AI Group) has raised $6 million in a pre-seed round led by Aleph. The venture studio builds lean software companies where a single entrepreneur serves as both CEO and the sole employee, leveraging AI tools to replace traditional SaaS models.

The Givatayim City Council has voted to cut all municipal support for Hapoel Ramat Gan following a public dispute between the mayor and club management.

Moove, a developer of operational infrastructure for autonomous transport, has raised $250 million in a Series C round, reaching a valuation of $2.1 billion.

Israeli startup Faye, which offers a smart travel insurance system, has raised $50 million in a Series C round. The company plans to use the funds to automate insurance claims processing using AI.

Israeli cybersecurity firm Zenity has secured $125 million in a Series C funding round to scale its platform for securing corporate AI agents. The company, which helps organizations monitor and control autonomous AI actions, plans to use the capital to accelerate global expansion.

Israeli chip company Xsight Labs has raised approximately $300 million at a $2.8 billion valuation. This figure is five times higher than its 2021 valuation, driven by strong business growth.

Cybersecurity startup Bloom Security has raised $20 million in a seed round. The company is developing a platform to manage risks associated with autonomous AI agents and extensions running on employee computers.

Cybersecurity firm Onyx Security has raised $113 million in a Series B round led by Bessemer Venture Partners. The company's platform enables organizations to securely and controllably deploy AI agents, mitigating risks associated with autonomous machine operations.

The startup helps managers more accurately track artificial intelligence activity within their organizations. The funding round was led by the British fund One Peak.

Israeli startup Modus has raised $10 million in a seed funding round led by Insight Partners. The company is developing a platform that helps AI agents understand an organization's internal business processes.

Researchers in the USA who lost funding for their long-term study have found a creative solution: selling "exclusive" photos and videos of cute rodents on a platform typically associated with adult content.

Israeli cybersecurity startup Mate Security has raised $35 million in a Series A round. The funding, which includes participation from Microsoft's investment arm M12, comes just eight months after the company's initial launch.

Cybersecurity firm Mate Security has raised $35 million in a Series A round led by Canaan Partners and Microsoft's M12 fund. The company's total funding has now surpassed $50 million.

The founders of Act Security warn that excessive cloud permissions pose an immediate danger in the AI era. Their new platform is designed to block security breaches at the structural level before attackers can exploit them.

Less than a year after its unveiling, Israeli cyber company Hush Security has raised $30 million in a Series A funding round. The company's total funding has now reached $41 million.

Cybersecurity company Hush Security has raised $30 million in a Series A funding round. The startup is developing a platform to secure AI agents and other non-human identities within corporate networks.

In recent years, support for the Levi Eshkol Heritage Center has been severely cut. Commemoration budgets are being redirected to other bodies, including those associated with the Likud. Eshkol's grandson criticizes the move as discriminatory, while the Prime Minister's Office attributes the cuts to an increase in the number of eligible organizations.

Following news of a 340 million shekel transfer to settlements, the Ministry of Education has requested an additional 226.5 million shekels for the Haredi sector. MK Naor Shiri criticized the move.

The program aims to support young high-tech companies whose funds have been eroded by the strengthening of the shekel. Eligible firms can receive grants of up to 1 million shekels. Applications open on Sunday, July 26.

American defense tech firm Anduril is negotiating a new funding round that could push its market valuation to approximately $100 billion. This would place the company on par with industry giants like Lockheed Martin.