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Cyber and AI at the top: These are Israel's leading startups

LinkedIn published its ranking of the most sought-after companies for 2026, based on workforce growth and demand from talent. In first place: Cyber startup Oak.

First place: Oak.
Buildots founders: Roy Danon, Aviv Leibovici, and Ziv Kop.

Israeli AI startup Buildots completes $130m. funding round

Airis Labs founders: Rotem Abeles, Amos Lahav, and Noam Friedman

The Israeli high-tech company that assisted in locating hostages raised $31 million

Guy Eisenkot and Nimrod Kor

In first place in the world: Eisenkot’s son beat Google and OpenAI


TASE, BlueStar launch ‘Start-Up Nation Index’

First-of-its-kind index to track start-ups listed on both local and international markets.

Tel Aviv stock exchange

Matchmaker, matchmaker, make me a start-up

An event at The Academic College of Tel Aviv-Yaffo is hoping to produce great start-up partnerships.

Entrepreneur Gil Shai says that finding a business partner is like finding a spouse.

Star Catcher: Astrology for the week of January 30, 2015

TIP FOR THE WEEK: Good week for keeping your thoughts to yourself.

A spiral galaxy known as NGC 1433 is seen in an undated image captured by the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope

Adventures in Jewish cyberspace

Who has time to date more than 50 women when you can’t even keep up with the one you have?

Love on the internet

The Internet of Things

It’s official: The Internet revolution has reached Israel.

Computer keyboard [illustrative].

Startup Spot: ‘Step-by-step’ navigation, indoors

Tired of getting lost in the mall? A new Israeli Startup may be the solution for you.

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The first ladies of tech

With apps like 24.me and companies like DMG and WiShi, women are making inroads into hitech – and bringing their substantial technological know-how and motivation with them.

Liat Mordechay Hertanu

Start-up corner: Turning an eye into a mouse

Jerusalem-based start-up has created a technology platform that lets people control apps by simply moving their eyes or their faces.

Yitzi Kempinski on the right, Tuvia Elbaum on the left, and Nir Blushtein in the middle.