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Oak Leads LinkedIn's List of Israel's Most Desired Startups

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LinkedIn Ranks Israel's Top Startups, Dominated by Cyber and AI Firms

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LinkedIn's 2026 ranking of Israel's top startups features exclusively cyber and AI companies, with Oak taking first place. The list, based on workforce growth and talent demand, highlights Oak, doubleAI, and Wonderful in the top three positions. Inclusion on the list serves as a significant marker for attracting talent, securing funding, and gaining global recognition. Mate Security CEO Asaf Wiener noted the list reflects their focus on empowering employees and serving customers.

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  • LinkedIn's 2026 Israel startup ranking is topped by cyber firm Oak, featuring only cyber and AI companies.
  • Oak, founded by Shai Morag, secured $60 million in seed funding and is recognized for its founder's past successes.
  • doubleAI and Wonderful secured second and third place respectively for their work in AI systems and operating systems.
  • The ranking evaluates workforce growth, job seeker interest, user interaction, and talent attraction from tech giants.
  • Companies must be private, have 30+ employees, be under seven years old, and be based in Israel.
  • Mate Security CEO Asaf Wiener stated the list reflects their company's focus on employee empowerment and customer service.

The Jerusalem Post publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read The Jerusalem Post’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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