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Israel’s Noma Security (see previously) safeguards companies from potential vulnerabilities in their AI systems and AI agents (e.g. chatbots). It continually checks for problems, prioritizes risks, simulates attacks and more. Over 50% of companies plan to implement AI agents by end 2026.

After Ran’s daughter was diagnosed with diabetes, he partnered with her endocrinologist to create Eatsane (see previously). Its low-carb buns are now available at Israel’s BBB burger restaurants and its pizza crusts are an option at Israeli Papa John’s.

Israel’s Robotican (see previously) has delivered dozens of its ROOSTER hybrid drone systems to European special operations forces, intervention units, and infantry teams. ROOSTER rolls like a robot and flies like a drone. It recently secured official NATO registration.

An update on the Technnion’s CyanoGems project (see previously) that uses cyanobacteria to produce calcium carbonate for building materials. In the process photosynthesis absorbs atmospheric carbon dioxide to reduce global greenhouse gases.

Israel has 342 startup working the GenAI space according to the New Remagine Ventures report. “Israeli GenAI Landscape 4.0”, maps the rapid and impressive development of Israel's generative artificial intelligence industry in 2025.  198 companies have been added since 2024.

Israel is granting NIS 44 million for the set-up of information databases that will support Israeli development of AI systems. They include medical, manufacturing, desertech, climate & cleantech, agritech, food, defense/security, and hi-tech. Proposals should be submitted by 3rd Sep.

Researchers at Israel’s Bar-Ilan University have revealed that tiny changes precede the tipping point that triggers the collapse of vulnerable complex systems. This discovery could provide a potential early warning signal and prevent a critical system from breaking down.

Israel’s most advanced communications satellite, Dror-1 made by Israel Aerospace Industries, was successfully launched into space from Cape Canaveral, on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. It is set to serve Israel’s communication needs for the next 15 years. Plus detailed articles about it.

Israeli startup Pure Blue Fish in Binyamina (see previously) uses cutting-edge technology to provide clean, yellowtail and red rum fish direct to sushi bars. It uses tap water plus a unique continuous pump system, recycling and cleaning the water of impurities.

The mobile app Emissary, and its AI tool AskEmissary have been designed to give a voice to Israel supporters who wish to spread the truth about Israel and Judaism on social media.