Start-up

Why startups are turning to localized social strategies to win global customers in 2026

|ByISAAC KAPLAN
"In 2026, startups are discovering that global growth begins with local relevance."
‘ANCIENT CONNECTIONS’: A view toward Jerusalem’s Old City during Sigd celebrations emphasizes the centuries-old ties between Ethiopia and the Jewish state – ties now expanding into diplomacy, technology, and regional cooperation.

Start-Up Ethiopia: Addis Ababa takes a page from Israel's innovation playbook

DIPLOMATIC AFFAIRS: Ethiopia is looking to Israel’s Start-Up Nation model as it builds its own AI sector and strengthens technological cooperation.

|ByALEX WINSTON
Skinny Pasta brand pop-up at Renanim.

First store and new hummus start-up: Skinny Pasta expands

Diet brand Skinny Pasta opens its first factory outlet in Israel at Renanim Mall, adding a hummus start-up by chef Avi Levy alongside konjac products, meals, bundles and healthy food options.

|ByMEITAL SHARABI/MAARIV
Kela has partnered with Starling to bring an advanced fixed-wing eVTOL-in-a-box autonomous aerial system to Israel

Israeli start‑up Kela named winner in DIU's Drone Dominance Program's lethality challenge

Kela was named one of five winners in the DIU’s Lethality Challenge, advancing next‑gen small‑drone capabilities.

|ByANNA AHRONHEIM

How one tech company became a lifeline for Oct. 7 survivors

Natural Intelligence stepped in to help survivors of Oct.7th from the start, building relationships between employees and those directly affected by the tragic day

OCTOBER 6, 2025ByANNA AHRONHEIM
Natural Intelligence employees at the hostages' square on the 600th day of the war

Tens of millions invested: Bar-Ilan University launches world-class innovative R&D labs

NetZero Ventures and the National Energy Storage Institute launched labs at Bar-Ilan University to boost energy and climate tech development and commercialization with tens of millions invested.

OCTOBER 6, 2025ByLIOR NOVIK/MAARIV
Technion Labs

Israel’s Start-Up Nation under fire: How war is transforming innovation

The war caused disruption to Israel’s economy but it has also altered the very character of the innovation scene.

OCTOBER 5, 2025ByAVI HASSON
In January, Israel’s Ministry of Defense signed a multi-year contract with Semiconductor Devices valued at approximately $115 million (NIS 380 million).

Partnering for progress: Amitim founder on helping Israelis get out of the rut - opinion

The nonprofit and volunteer sector here is much more efficient than our political leaders. Together with a strong partnership with the Diaspora, we will be okay.

OCTOBER 4, 2025ByPAMELA PELED
BUTTERFLY EFFECT: Even a tiny change sets up unpredictable outcomes.

Israeli universities soar in global entrepreneurial rankings: Technion, Tel Aviv Uni. in top 10

The Technion and Tel Aviv University rank among the top 10 global universities for entrepreneurship, highlighting Israel’s growing impact on the startup ecosystem.

SEPTEMBER 18, 2025ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF
The Computer Science Faculty building at Technion University in Haifa, Israel

The advances in entertainment technology in Israel in 2025

SEPTEMBER 15, 2025ByDAVID RABINOWICZ
Jerusalem Light Rail

Israel at the forefront: Healthcare technological advances on par with top nations

SEPTEMBER 14, 2025ByTAMI DEMSKY
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Why appealing start-ups still collapse

SEPTEMBER 8, 2025ByISAAC KAPLAN
INH Transport.

Israeli medical startup announces new NIS 1 b. valuation, 43% increase in revenue

Sofwave, an Israeli startup specializing in aesthetic medical devices, reported that its second-quarter revenue was $21 million and gross profits of $15 million.

AUGUST 7, 2025ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF
Sofwave’s SUPERB™ device.

Israeli start-up Scanary unveils AI and AR radar technology for mass security screening

The patented technology detects concealed objects on people while walking, enabling fast, contactless security screening in crowded places like stadiums, events, transit hubs, airports, and malls.

JULY 31, 2025ByLIOR NOVICK/MAARIV
Scanary