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Lawyer Says Israeli Tech Is Strong, But Startup Funding Is Tightening
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First reported by Globes · Jun 17, 2026
What happened
Attorney Eran Yaniv said Israeli tech remains strong but startup funding is becoming harder to access. He warned about greater capital concentration, more companies and R&D talent moving abroad, and urged new financing channels. Despite those risks, he expects continued M&A activity and more sector successes.
- 01Yaniv said Israeli tech is strong, but financing is concentrating in fewer deals.
- 02He cited $84 billion in exits and about $15 billion in fundraising.
- 03More companies are incorporating abroad, and R&D workers are leaving Israel.
- 04He sees renewed investment in defense tech, space, drones, biotech and medical devices.
- 05AI is reshaping both tech companies and legal work.
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