Israel Real Economy · 350 stories · Updated Aug 14, 2026
Lead storyIsraeli hyperinflation peaked at ~450% in 1984. The kibbutz movement entered the late 1980s technically insolvent. The Kibbutz Arrangement, differential wages, and outside capital rebuilt the sector. Every subsequent kib…
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IDE Technologies built the world's lowest-unit-cost large-scale desalination plant at Sorek. Sorek-2 extends the curve.…
Israel's 2024 regulatory approval for Aleph Farms' cultivated beef was a landmark for the category globally. Whether com…
Enlight Renewable Energy is the largest Israeli pure-play renewables developer and the cleanest read on how Israeli deve…
Netafim is the largest single Israeli agritech export by revenue and the institutional anchor of the global drip-irrigat…
IDE Technologies and the network of Israeli seawater reverse-osmosis plants are the working example of climate-adaptatio…
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Kiryat Sefer and Achuzat Brachfeld. 89,627 residents, growing 3% a year. Built entirely on land privately purchased from Palestinian owners — the only…
Co-founder of Amdocs. SpaceIL chairman. 1930–2026. Built Golden Pages into a global telecom software company. Invested ~$200M in philanthropy includin…
$19.5 billion in annual economic output. 57,000 jobs. 12 Israeli-founded unicorns. What New York's Israeli tech footprint is worth.
Every Israeli company that opens an Asia office opens it in Singapore. 200+ Israeli companies with formal Singapore offices.
Three Indian conglomerates — Tata, Mahindra, Reliance — dominate the absorption of Israeli technology into the Indian industrial economy.
Israel built the modern online gambling industry while banning most of it at home.
Israeli private credit isn't a niche anymore. Over the past decade, institutional capital built the parallel non-bank credit market that Israeli mid-m…
The single largest shift in Israeli finance over the past decade is the buildout of a parallel non-bank credit market. The Israeli banks are still cen…
Menora Mivtachim may be the least discussed of Israel's five major insurers — and one of the most important.
