According to a mid-year analysis by Startup Nation Central, roughly $9.3 billion was invested in Israeli hi-tech since the beginning of the year, a 54% jump compared to the second half of 2024.
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The Startup World Cup Israel is the ultimate opportunity for Israeli startups to take their ventures to the next level. The regional startup winners will be competing at the Grand Finale, held in San Francisco each year, for the World Cup title and the investment prize of 1,000,000 USD.
The EIC Accelerator supports Startups and spinout companies to develop and scale up game-changing innovations.
This week's focus is on the campaign of violence against Druze civilians in Syria that has left over 1,000 dead in just over a week. We know that you want insights into Israel - not Syria or the Druze minority, but the Israeli Druze are a small, but important Arab-speaking minority in Israel that has tied itself to the future of the country since the War of Independence. The Israeli Druze are drafted into the IDF and serve alongside Jewish Israelis in Gaza and elsewhere. We also report on the fate of the hostages and their families, which unfortunately has not changed this week. This is followed by some interesting and positive news about the competition between cities in northern Israel to host NVidia's planned hi-tech campus. As usual, we also give a short sampling of what else happened this week.
This week's focus is a little blurry because the impact of what we believe to be the most significant event is completely different for Americans and Israelis. From an American perspective, Friday's New York Times headline article "How Netanyahu Prolonged the War in Gaza to Stay in Power" offers a window into the question that has haunted Israelis for weeks and even months. The issue in Israel is not HOW, but rather "IF Netanyahu Prolonged the War in Gaza to Stay in Power". Regardless of the answer, the very question is the proverbial Elephant in the Room. If you haven't read New York Times article, we strongly recommend that you read it at https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/11/magazine/benjamin-netanyahu-gaza-war.html.
From an Israeli perspective, the content isn't news at all. Bibi's response is the real story here - and the one that our readers can't see. Netanyahu's quick categorical denial only served to spotlight just how isolated he has become. Here in Israel, you can almost smell that elections are in the air even if we don't know when, who the main candidates and parties will be or even which issue will dominate the campaign. Will it be the hostages? Continued exemption of the Haredi community from military conscription? A backlash against corruption and mismanagement? Or will most Israelis continue to vote for the same parties led by people they don't trust (true across the entire electoral spectrum)?
In this issue we also discuss:
* The Dinah Project Report on Hamas’ Sexual Assaults
* The Rising Toll of Soldiers Killed in Gaza
* The plight of the Hostages and Hostage Negotiations
* Ask "Will 'Free Palestine' Antisemitism Succeed Where Joseph Goebbels Failed?" Spoiler alert - we don't have an answer.
This is the question to ask while following news reports this week about Israel, Gaza, Syria and the rest of the Middle East. It is clear to us (the editors of this newsletter) that Israel’s national interest demands bringing ALL of the hostages home in a deal that ends the war in Gaza. The price will be high and Hamas will continue to be a threat - but it is almost a certainty that Hamas will quickly give Israel a reason to respond and finish the job.
A partial deal like the one being discussed is NOT in Israel’s interest, even if it is better than no deal. It appears that Prime Minister Netanyahu is the one who has been insisting on partial deals in order to continue the war indefinitely, or at least until he thinks he can be reelected. President Trump on the other hand, appears to want to bring the Gaza war to an end. Like Biden, he cares more about the hostages than Netanyahu does. In other words, Trump’s is more in tune with Israel’s national interest than Netanyahu is.
Furthermore, unlike former President Biden, Trump has a short fuse (or works on a very short timeline) and Netanyahu’s political base does not want to anger Trump. This all means that it is possible that Trump can pressure Netanyahu into accepting a deal that is in Israel’s national interest, but not in Netanyahu’s political interest.
The articles in this issue all deal with different aspects of the hostage deal being discussed, especially regarding the hostages and the framework for delivery of humanitarian aid that will enter Gaza. The What Else Happened This Week section contains a few interesting events worth reading about.
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