Free English-language coverage of the Israeli technology sector — funding rounds, startup exits, hiring trends and defence-tech developments.
In plain terms: CTech - Israeli Tech and Start up News
Why I recommend it: Useful if you are tracking startup hiring or fundraising outside the US news cycle.
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