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Ex-8200 Commander Launches New AI Education Venture After Leaving IDF
How 4 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By שמעון בן עזרא
First reported by Globes · Jun 21, 2026
What happened
Yossi Sariel, the former commander of Unit 8200, has founded Alma Labs after leaving the IDF. The AI education company is already seeking government contacts, while Sariel is expected to stay on at Decart AI and lead the new venture.
- 01Sariel founded Alma Labs after leaving the IDF in early 2026.
- 02He and Uri David Alter each own 48.2% and sit on the board.
- 03The company is talking with government bodies and may become an exclusive supplier.
- 04Its platform targets middle school AI education, teachers, and schools.
- 05Sariel is expected to remain at Decart AI while serving as Alma Labs CEO.
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