Israel’s technology sector closed November 2025 as one of the most successful funding periods of the year. Despite war, political tensions, and challenges in global financial markets, the country’s startup ecosystem managed to attract significant attention from foreign investors. Over the month, a total of 28 investment deals raised $1.435 billion, marking the second-highest monthly result of 2025 and the best performance since the investment boom of 2021.
Investors primarily focused on sectors such as cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and defense. This sharp increase was driven by several large-scale deals. For instance, cybersecurity company Armis, preparing for an IPO, secured $435 million in funding at a $6.1 billion valuation. Another notable deal was drone manufacturer Heven AeroTech, which raised $100 million in a round led by IonQ, bringing its market value to $1 billion—one of the year’s largest defense technology investments. Additionally, several other companies secured investments ranging from $50 million to $100 million, demonstrating the sector’s ongoing vitality.
