Israeli startups raised over $5 billion in 2017, according to an IVC-Zag report and totaled $7.44 billion in exits, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Between 2014 and 2017, multinational companies from 18 countries have opened R&D or innovation centers in Israel.

November 2, 2017 | The Israeli startup ecosystem raised over $1 billion in just over 100 funding rounds in Q3 2017, according to a new study released by Start-Up Nation Central, an Israel-based non-profit that “connects global corporations, NGOs, and governments to the Israeli innovation ecosystem.” The average deal size was valued at just over […]

The DLD Tel Aviv Conference is Israel’s largest high-tech gathering. NoCamels has sifted through the packed schedule to provide you with the ultimate guide.

In honor of Israel's 69th Independence Day, NoCamels highlights twelve Israeli innovations changing the world.

NoCamels presents the Israeli startups that may become the next billion dollar "unicorns".

According to the Bloomberg Innovation Index, Israel leads the world in the number of researchers per capita, and is second in research and development.

From a locator of valuables to driverless truck technologies, we present the 10 coolest Israeli innovations of 2016.

| December 1, 2016 | Three members of the senior investing team at major Israeli venture firm Genesis Partners, Eddy Shalev, Jonathan “Jonny” Saacks and Barak Rabinowitz, announced today the the creation of their own early-stage fund, F2 Capital. F2 Capital is in the midst of closing a $50 million debut fund to back seed stage companies. The newly spun […]

November 17, 2016 | Three Israeli companies, Logz.io, SeaLights, and Siemplify, announced major funding rounds this week, raising an aggregate total of $37 million. Logz.io, which combines machine learning with human insights so businesses can better understand and monitor their networks, raised $16 million, bringing the capital raised since its founding in late 2014 to $24 million. SeaLights announced […]

The recognition for Tel Aviv comes on the heels of Israel’s ranking as the second-most innovative nation in the world by the World Economic Forum.

The Forum's report ranks countries based on 12 categories, including innovation, technological readiness, business sophistication and higher education.

Can the Startup Nation breed 'unicorns' - large, multinational companies worth billions? Star entrepreneurs answer the question.

With billions of dollars pouring into Israeli startups, the question many ask is who really benefits from the thriving high tech scene.

Israeli internet startups are blazing hot, raising 35 percent of the funds in the first quarter of 2015, followed by the life sciences sectors.