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From AI-driven threat detection to drone-countermeasure hardware, the companies clustered around HaKirya and Tel Aviv University are betting on a product cycle that could reshape how democracies defend their networks.
Israel's startup capital is pulling in record investment even as regulators, workers and critics ask harder questions about who the money serves and what it costs.
From Rothschild Boulevard to the Port, deep tech money is moving fast as Israeli startups position themselves ahead of a pivotal second half of 2026.
Torch.AI's Israeli rival, Nullify Security, is quietly reshaping how the city's defence-tech corridor thinks about autonomous threat detection — and it just closed a $47 million Series B.
The Rothschild Boulevard-based fintech is rewriting how enterprise accounting works — and its July 2026 funding round puts it squarely on the global map.
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