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Israeli defense tech startup Commcrete develops tactical satellite communications devices deployed by defense, security, and emergency organizations in Israel, Europe, and North America. (Courtesy)

Technological superiority will decide the outcome of future wars, fueling interest for Israeli defense solutions born in the wake of the Oct. 7 onslaught, overriding boycott tensions, experts say

NFX venture capital firm Israel managers (from right to left): Gigi Levy-Weiss, Omri Amirav-Drory and Sarai Bronfeld. (Courtesy: Tamir Levy)

Venture capital firm NFX raises $325 million, betting on Israeli tech innovation

BySharon Wrobel

About 40% of capital earmarked to back early-stage Israeli startups focused on cybersecurity, developer tools, and AI applications

Interview

Sharon Wrobel

Israeli-American Nobel laureate says his award is secondary to hostages’ safe return

In the early hours of the day when the Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded, Israeli-American economic historian Joel Mokyr was glued to his screen, following news of the release of Israeli hostages from Gaza. Little did he know how his day would evolve. “It was a very odd morning,” said Mokyr of Monday, October 13,...Continue Reading

Prof. Joel Mokyr speaks after winning the Nobel Prize in Economics at Northwestern University, Oct. 13, 2025, in Evanston, Illinois. (AP/Nam Y. Huh)

This image from 2021 shows a Sky Warden aircraft, which is based on the Air Tractor AT-802. (L3Harris)

IAI teams up with US contractor for new light aircraft for Israel’s border defense

ByEmanuel Fabian

Memorandum of understanding signed with L3Harris for development of Israeli variant of Sky Warden, originally an agricultural and firefighting plane

James Ogunleye

Who’s laughing now?

When Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, the world’s largest, worth nearly $2 trillion, announced it was divesting from 11 Israeli companies, including Bet Shemesh Engines, some thought it was a harbinger of trouble. “Ethical concerns,” they said. “The humanitarian situation,” they insisted. As if moral virtue could be measured by dumping shares in a nation fighting for its survival. But here we are, just months later – and guess who’s having the last laugh? Bet Shemesh Engines (BSEL) is. As I recently read in The Times of Israel, the Israeli aerospace company, founded in...Continue Reading

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