Israeli tech continues to attract international attention. Early May saw several notable funding rounds that highlighted the strength of AI, cybersecurity, and deep-tech infrastructure.

ZyG raised $60 million in a Series A at a $500 million valuation. Founded by ironSource alumni, the company offers an AI-powered e-commerce platform and more than doubled its prior funding. Investors see strong potential in its enterprise AI offering.

CopilotKit, an AI agent infrastructure company, raised $27 million led by Glilot Capital, bringing total funding to approximately $33.5 million. The company focuses on building infrastructure for intelligent agents and serves major technology firms.

Key Funding and Growth Highlights

  • NVision raised $38-55 million in a Series B led by Abbott to expand its quantum technology into drug discovery and healthcare.
  • Skinos Ventures launched a new $26 million fund focused on early-stage cybersecurity and AI security startups. Founded by Yishay Yovel and backed by Shlomo Kramer.
  • Gong (Israeli-founded) surpassed $500 million in ARR with 55% year-over-year growth, driven by strong enterprise demand for Revenue AI platforms.

Exits and Acquisitions

Bridgify, a travel-tech company, was recently acquired by HBX Group after raising around $3.5 million. The deal reflects continued strategic acquisition activity in the travel and technology space.

Market Activity and Outlook

The Israeli market remains focused on revenue-generating AI companies and deep infrastructure. Reports from IVC and Calcalist indicate that AI, cybersecurity, and climate tech continue to lead funding activity. Tower Semiconductor announced $1.3 billion in silicon photonics deals for 2027, largely driven by AI infrastructure demand.

May activity has been more moderate compared to April, but the positive trend persists. International investors such as Glilot, Abbott, and Playground Global continue to back Israeli companies with differentiated technology.

The Bottom Line

May 2026 shows continued strength in the Israeli ecosystem, with emphasis on enterprise AI, quantum infrastructure, and cybersecurity. Companies demonstrating clear revenue and growth are attracting the most investor attention.