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Israeli HR and payroll tech startup Deel (see previously) has reached a $1 billion annual revenue run rate as of the first quarter of 2025, marking a significant milestone for the six-year-old company. Deel says it now serves 35,000+ customers and 1.25 million workers in over 150 countries.

Netherlands-based QIAGEN acquired Israel’s for a minimum of ; Israel’s compliance startup acquired Israel’s IT audit software startup for . US Qualcomm has finally taken over Israel’s for “” after the was abandoned due to US regulatory issues in 2024. Israel’s is to acquire US-based Arm-based virtualization Corellium for .

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The Citizens of Israel Fund (Israel’s sovereign wealth fund) manages some $2 billion of state revenues from the levies on the profits of Israel's natural resources, to be used for social, economic, and educational purposes. In 2024, the fund’s return on investments was a healthy 11.5%.

Analysis firm Dealigence, in collaboration with Google for Startups, has revealed that there are currently 1,054 entrepreneurs operating in stealth mode in Israel. This high volume of companies quietly building systems, indicates a 30% surge in future early-stage funding rounds.

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US Tenable has acquired Israel’s for $105+ million; Israel’s has Israeli text-to-video startup  . Israel’s has acquired Israeli cybersecurity startup , in a deal estimated to be worth .

US customers can now order online the plant-based salmon from Israel’s Oshi and have it  delivered straight to their door.

The number of Haredi employees working for Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has risen steadily to over 400. IAI attributes the increase (48 in 2024) to recruitment activities, partnerships with Haredi organizations, an accommodating work environment and more.

Israeli cybersecurity giant Check Point is building a 100,000 square meters Tel Aviv campus with 6,000 workstations. It is also hiring 500 employees to power its new AI research hub. It signals Check Point’s growth ambitions and commitment to Israel’s high-tech ecosystem.