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Israeli Tech Revolutionizes with Wartime Innovations by 2026

2/3/2026

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Israeli Tech Transformation

Israeli tech faces a significant transformation in 2026, driven by wartime innovations suited to civilian logistics and emergency response.
Horizon Capital's Yaniv Jacobi and Lior Segal stress speed and resilience in product development.
The IPO market may reopen later in 2026, but mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are expected to dominate as firms pursue acquisitions.
Notable startups such as Vee.com and Spikerz show growth in AI for nonprofits and social media security.

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Kela Innovates Military Tech

Kela, an Israeli start-up founded in 2024, leverages reservist battlefield experience to develop military technology.
The team addresses drone challenges in conflict zones, such as electronic jamming and signal loss.
They developed fiber-optic drone prototypes that were quickly deployed to frontline troops.
Kela marketed these prototypes to foreign militaries seeking proven technology.
The approach illustrates the intersection of military experience and technological advancement in Israel's evolving tech landscape.

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Israeli Tech Transformation

Israeli tech faces a significant transformation in 2026, driven by wartime innovations suited to civilian logistics and emergency response.
Horizon Capital's Yaniv Jacobi and Lior Segal stress speed and resilience in product development.
The IPO market may reopen later in 2026, but mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are expected to dominate as firms pursue acquisitions.
Notable startups such as Vee.com and Spikerz show growth in AI for nonprofits and social media security.

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