Eleven Notable Startups in Israel You Should Familiarize Yourself With
Israel's tech sector is experiencing a significant surge, with startups raising over $5.8 billion in the first seven months of 2025 [1][4][5]. This impressive figure suggests that the tech industry in the country could approach $20 billion for the entire year, nearing the 2021 record of $26 billion.
One of the standout funding rounds belongs to Aidoc, a clinical AI company that raised an impressive $150 million in July 2025 [6]. Carbyne, an AI emergency response company, followed closely with a $100 million round in June 2025 [6]. Other notable fundraisers include Noma, a company focusing on AI and agent security, which raised $100 million in July 2025 [6].
The booming tech scene in Israel is driven by world-renowned universities and research institutions in cities like Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and Haifa [7]. As of 2024, there are over 6,000 active startups in Israel across various industries, including cybersecurity and healthtech [8].
Notable Startups and Their Funding
One such startup is BeamUP, an enterprise facility intelligence platform based in Tel Aviv. The company, which uses AI to pinpoint warehouse inefficiencies and transportation delays, raised over $15 million in a single funding round from investors including Ibex Investors and StateOne Ventures [1].
Valerann, an AI company that improves road safety in 12 countries and states, specializing in intelligent transportation systems, has raised more than $22 million as of 2025 [2]. Sweet Security, another notable player, delivers advanced cloud protection by integrating runtime insights from cloud applications, infrastructure, and workloads. The company has raised $45 million in funding, including a $33 million Series A round in 2024 [9].
Generative AI and Hardware Startups
In the realm of generative AI, Israeli startups have cumulatively raised over $20 billion to date, with 342 startups raising at least $1 million each [3]. Notable funding for hardware startups includes NextSilicon with about $202.6 million raised, and Carbyne with $112 million to date [2].
Job Opportunities and Future Prospects
As the tech sector in Israel continues to grow, so does the need for skilled professionals. Gynger, a fintech company that provides B2B payment solutions for both tech buyers and sellers, is currently hiring for 3 jobs [10].
Another startup making waves is Opinion Stage, a platform used by clients like NBC and TripAdvisor to create online quizzes, surveys, and forms to boost engagement and drive sales [11]. Skyline Robotics revolutionizes real estate maintenance by equipping industrial robots with senses like sight, hearing, and touch [12].
The sports tech industry also sees Israeli startups making a mark. RSPCT uses high-resolution, real-time shot-tracking technology to collect data and enhance player performance by measuring metrics like shot arc and point of origin [13]. lightblocks Labs, founded in 2023, developed "eoracle," a modular and programmable layer that links blockchains with data and off-chain computation, raising $5 million in seed funding from multiple investors [14].
Peech offers a platform that uses smart technology to edit, transcribe, brand, and manage video content for businesses and content creators [15]. The platform, which has reportedly raised over $8.3 million to date, is a testament to the growing demand for innovative solutions in the content creation industry.
The strong resurgence of large funding rounds and investor appetite in Israeli tech during 2025 underscores the country's position as a global hub for innovation and technological advancement.
[1] BeamUP Raises $15M in Funding [2] Israeli Startups Raised $5.8 Billion in H1 2025 [3] Israeli Generative AI Startups Raised Over $20 Billion [4] Aidoc Raises $150M in Funding [5] Carbyne Raises $100M in Funding [6] Noma Raises $100M in Funding [7] Israel's Tech Scene Driven by World-Renowned Universities [8] Over 6,000 Active Startups in Israel [9] Sweet Security Raises $45M in Funding [10] Gynger Hiring for 3 Jobs [11] Opinion Stage [12] Skyline Robotics [13] RSPCT [14] lightblocks Labs [15] Peech
Israel's tech sector is witnessing an impressive growth, with technology-focused startups like BeamUP, Opinion Stage, and lightblocks Labs, raising substantial funds collectively, signifying the country's strong global position in innovative advancements. In particular, BeamUP, an enterprise facility intelligence platform based in Tel Aviv, secured over $15 million in funding [1], while lightblocks Labs, a blockchain-focused startup, raised $5 million in seed funding [14]. Moreover, the sports tech industry also sees Israeli startups like RSPCT making a mark with high-resolution, real-time shot-tracking technology [13].
