Israel Welcomes Tourists Back as Hotels Recover from Evacuee Stays
Israel welcomed 1.3 million tourists in 2025, marking a cautious recovery for its hotel industry after housing thousands of Israeli evacuees.
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Israel welcomed 1.3 million tourists in 2025, marking a cautious recovery for its hotel industry after housing thousands of Israeli evacuees.
Israel's tech sector surged in 2025 with $15.6 billion in private funding despite fewer deals, signaling a market shift toward larger, more mature companies.
Israel's COGAT agency refutes Médecins Sans Frontières claims of "weaponizing" water in Gaza, stating water supply consistently exceeds humanitarian thresholds.
Tel Aviv-based ADAMA Ltd. introduces Marathon, its first pyrasulfotole herbicide, in Australia for the 2026 cereal-growing season.
The Bank of Israel's Payment Systems Department has approved GAMA Management, Max-IT Finance, and RAPYD Israel Payments for access to retail payment systems.
Tel Aviv edtech company Singit has expanded to the U.S. with its AI-powered English learning app, using popular songs to teach vocabulary and fluency.
Israeli firm Nitinotes' EndoZip automated suturing system sees its first use in Spain at Madrid Sanchinarro University Hospital, expanding its European reach.
Israeli AI firm AiQ launches its U.S. expansion with the EnterpriseAiQ.com platform, designed to unify enterprise data for improved productivity.
Tel Aviv-based BAND secures $17 million in seed funding led by Sierra Ventures to develop an interaction layer for multi-agent AI systems.
Israeli-founded tech companies contribute $7.3 billion to Florida's economy, creating over 26,000 jobs and marking a shift in U.S. tech investment.
Artlist unveils AI-powered Artlist Studio for filmmakers, reaching $300M in ARR with 600% user growth in early 2026.
ActionAI, a New York and Israel-based firm, has raised $10 million in seed funding to enhance enterprise AI reliability and trustworthiness.