TLDR: Israeli startups secured over $900 million in funding through 28 deals in July 2025, marking a 28% increase compared to the same period last year. This surge contributes to a robust first half of 2025, which saw $9.3 billion invested in Israeli hi-tech, the strongest six-month performance in three years. Notable deals in July included Aidoc’s $150 million and Noma Security’s $100 million rounds, with several other companies in AI, cybersecurity, and health tech also raising significant capital.
The Israeli tech ecosystem demonstrated significant resilience and growth in July 2025, attracting over $900 million in investments across 28 distinct deals. This represents a substantial 28% increase in funding compared to July of the previous year, signaling a positive trajectory for the sector. While only two deals surpassed the $100 million mark, the overall volume of investments highlights a broad-based recovery and sustained investor confidence.
Key funding rounds in July included Aidoc’s impressive $150 million raise and Noma Security’s $100 million Series B. Noma Security’s funding is particularly noteworthy as it aims to address vulnerabilities in AI agents, a rapidly growing concern in the cybersecurity landscape. Other significant investments included Exodigo’s $96 million Series B, and a flurry of rounds between $20 million and $50 million, such as Wonderful’s $34 million Seed round.
Beyond these larger deals, several companies with a focus on artificial intelligence and related fields secured substantial capital. C8 Health landed a $12 million Series A to enhance hospitals with on-demand clinical intelligence through its AI platform. Intel veterans also raised $40 million to scale an AI surveillance platform, and Legion secured $30 million in Series A funding to train AI on how security teams operate. Additionally, Scopio Labs extended its Series D with an extra $10 million to advance its automated blood morphology technology, and a new startup launched by former Argon founders, Echo, raised $15 million to tackle open-source risk with AI-powered patches.
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This strong performance in July builds upon a robust first half of 2025, during which Israeli high-tech companies collectively raised an estimated $9.3 billion in private capital. This figure represents the strongest six-month period for the sector in three years, showcasing a 54% increase compared to the second half of 2024. According to a mid-year analysis by Startup Nation Central, this recovery, which began in late 2024, accelerated significantly in Q2 2025, with funding rising from $3.3 billion in Q1 to $6 billion in Q2. Despite a decrease in the number of investment rounds, the median round size increased by 28% to $9 million, indicating a shift towards fewer but larger and more focused investments. Enterprise software led all tech sectors with over $3 billion raised, followed by cybersecurity with nearly $2 billion, and fintech with approximately $750 million.
