Despite an ongoing war, Israel's tech sector shattered records in 2025 — generating $85 billion in exports, $84 billion in exits, and nearly $15 billion in fundraising.

Despite a market slowdown and falling sales nationwide, money is still showing up, but it is chasing a very specific product: the Tel Aviv market.

Under the Law to Encourage Capital Investments, dozens of plans were approved for factories in peripheral regions, totaling NIS 692.5 million ($222 million) in investment and NIS 138.5 million ($44.4 million) in grants.

Yaniv Pagot, head of TASE trading, said: "Most participants in the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange assume that the current war will be relatively short."

'Our base-case scenario remains that military confrontation will be relatively short lived.'

The shekel has strengthened, Israel’s risk premium has declined, and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange has outperformed many leading global markets.

Bank analysts cited robust defense exports, increased foreign venture capital investments in Israeli startups, and hedging activities by institutional investors as fundamental drivers of the 'strong shekel' trend.

Figures released by the Central Bureau of Statistics placed inflation firmly within the government’s 1–3 percent target range, where it has remained in recent months after peaking at 5.4 percent in early 202

A Bloomberg review found that foreign buyers committed roughly $60 billion to acquire more than 85 Israeli companies — the highest level of foreign acquisition ever recorded in the country.

The decline in inflation brings it closer to the Bank of Israel's target range of between 1% and 3%.

In October 2024 alone, the hi-tech sector brought in more than $1 billion in foreign investments.

May 2024 saw a 7.8% rise in wages compared to May 2023, and the average monthly wage is now 12,891.

Despite the Gaza war and the economic slowdown, Israeli startups raised the highest amount in two years. 

Israel broke into the top 20 countries over the last year which bring the Jewish state’s total number of billionaires to 29.

Because of the war, Israeli tech startups are currently undervalued and offer investors significant upside potential.

Israel initially drafted 300,000 reservists — some 10 percent to 15 percent of its workforce.

One of the leading voices in Israel's tech sphere is pushing back against doomsday predictions.

'The volume and density of innovation has made Israel a mandatory destination for all leading investors and will likely create a disproportionate number of category-defining winners across sectors in the many years to come.'

The acquisition was financed through the first follow-on fund of Thompson Street Capital Partners.

After two years of the pandemic, the tourism industry in the Jewish state is booming!

Israel’s Zooz Power wins New York-Israel Smart Energy Innovation Challenge, Free trade with Guatemala, UAE's largest business delegation to Israel, and much more!

In 2021, for the first time, the volume of exports of services exceeded the volume of exports of goods.

'If you care about combating BDS, then the best choice is to invest in Israel.'

Billions more investments in Israeli companies, Israeli cybersecurity firms raise record amount; Unemployment keeps falling, and much more!

Israel's success is no accident, Praying at the Western Wall in 1928, No longer a village, and much more!

In a Unit 8200 alumni conference, Yinon Costica was brimming with confidence, which is hardly surprising considering Wiz raised $250 million at a $6 billion valuation last week less than two years since it was founded.

The controversial decision by manufacturer Ben & Jerry’s to stop selling ice cream in Judea, Samaria and eastern Jerusalem drew further pledges of backing by US state governments.

Anti-BDS news - investment in Israeli startups so far in 2021 has beaten the total for the whole of last year; Traveltech prepares for tourist boom, 20 projects for US-Israel joint funding, and much more!

Tech giant Microsoft already has a development center in Israel and is looking to expand its activity in the Jewish state.

Notwithstanding the economic crisis from the pandemic, investment in Israeli startups soared in the first month of 2021.

Among OECD countries, the Israeli economy is one of the least negatively affected by the pandemic. How has the Jewish state managed to achieve this?

Israel Bonds sells unprecedented $1.8 billion in 2020; Mobileye announces fully autonomous vehicles soon to be reality, nd much more!

Israeli tech can reduce car insurance premiums, Investment in Israeli startups, Security with Israeli 'Salt' company, and much more!

The Israel Export Institute, responsible for Israeli participation in international exhibitions, will now take on this role for the first time in the Gulf States.

Israel and the UAE signed a banking and finance memorandum of understanding earlier this month, paving the way for economic and business cooperation.

'Tens of billions of dollars' are waiting underground, Professor Eugene Kendall recently told the Knesset.

The Jewish state is ranked fifth in the world in fintech investments after China, the United States, Britain and India.

In a country built on Jewish values, the highest of these is to preserve life. There’s a healthy debate as to what that means now.

During the most difficult time,s Israelis have always maintained a feeling of 'togetherness,' the president said, urging citizens to strengthen theYo economy.

Most Israeli businesses received the green-light to open their doors, while authorities ramped up enforcement of remaining restrictions in corona hot-spots.