After a devastating Hamas attack, Israel mobilizes into “Rise Up Nation,” showing resilience, innovation, and care for one another that signals a strong future of rebuilding and thriving once the war ends
When President Biden visited Israel, he sought not only to discuss the enduring conflict with Hamas, but also to understand the unique DNA of the Israeli nation. Dr. Maor Farid, a tech entrepreneur and an officer, who participated in the Israeli delegation, recounts the moving and unexpected interaction with the President
Alex Kup, an expert and consultant in the field of artificial intelligence, established a unique control center that takes videos of Israeli celebrities and makes them accessible to speakers of multiple languages.
The tech industry and the entire country of Israel, as well as its worldwide supporters are bringing rays of light into the darkest of times >> Forbes 30U30’s War
WeWork CEO relates to the upheaval in the global office market: “that general philosophy of investors, on the one hand – and tenants, on the other hand – is gone”
Dazz, headed by CEO and founder Merav Bahat, appears to be one of the most promising startups of Israeli cyber • With a holistic solution to identify and remediate security breaches in a short response time, the startup managed to raise 60 million dollars within a year from leading global investors • “Even in the current market conditions, we will continue to grow and grow – with the goal being a valuation of one billion dollars”
Kamari, Founded by Pontifax and Arkin Bioholdings, is a clinical stage company developing proprietary drugs for complex dermatological diseases
The $50M fund was co-founded with David Citron, a veteran stage investor. The fund will focus on early-stage investments
The Cybersecurity start-up emerges from stealth with a successful seed round to secure enterprises’ expanding web of third-party applications
Less than a year after they appeared on Forbes ‘Next Israeli Unicorns’ list, Firebolt announced an additional Series C funding round, reaching a $1.4B valuation
Special Project: Best Doctors 2021
Forbes presents its’ most extensive doctors list, which includes 1,530 doctors from 37 specializations and 177 sub-specializations
