Startups on the frontline: War displaces founders and employees, yet work continues

Startups on the frontline: War displaces founders and employees, yet work continues. Amid the uncertainty of war and evacuation, early-stage Israeli startups navigated the challenges of remote work, temporary offices, and the pressures of keeping business alive with limited resources and scattered teams.

Israeli entrepreneurs lead the charge as Miami emerges as a new tech and investment hub. CTech spoke to Israeli entrepreneurs thriving in Miami's growing tech ecosystem ahead of Calcalist's Tech & Invest Conference in the city on November 13-15, exploring how this vibrant community is driving innovation and reshaping the landscape of the Southeast U.S. tech scene.

Israel’s revamped high-tech tax plan puts foreign investors and global companies in the spotlight. A series of new measures, seeking to address investor concerns and offer clarity on capital gains exemptions and multinational tax obligations, has been reinstated into the Arrangements Law.

Inside the FBI’s biggest sting: How encrypted phones exposed the underworld. Anom was meant to be a secret weapon, but it became a global tool for infiltrating drug cartels and murder plots. With the help of criminal masterminds, the operation spread fast—until its consequences became too great to handle.

Opinion | Doubling down on Israel: 5 reasons for optimism. "It’s not just the Zionist thing to do, it’s the smart economic choice," writes Kobi Samboursky, Co-Founder of Glilot Capital Partners.