Venture funding for Israeli startups has significantly increased after a decline earlier in the year due to regional tensions. In the second quarter of 2024, funding approached $1 billion, rising from a low of $500 million, indicating a recovery trend over two consecutive quarters. Notable funding rounds included InSightec ($150 million), Hailo ($120 million), Fetcherr ($90 million), and MagnusMetal ($74 million). Most of this funding flowed to sectors like generative AI and enterprise software, while cybersecurity startups raised only $66 million overall, with LayerX securing the largest cybersecurity round at $26 million. Despite broader venture funding challenges in Asia, Israel's startup environment shows resilience, although deal flow remains limited, averaging 50 to 60 rounds per quarter, which could impact seed and early-stage firms' access to funding.
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