Funded Startups in Jerusalem
Disclosed round sizes in Jerusalem span from small pre-seed checks (for example, Conflu3nce’s $230K on 2022-07-01 and two $100K rounds: Privatise on 2021-0…
Disclosed round sizes in Jerusalem span from small pre-seed checks (for example, Conflu3nce’s $230K on 2022-07-01 and two $100K rounds: Privatise on 2021-02-23 and SolidBlock on 2021-02-04) to a single clear outlier: OrCam Technologies’ $181M round dated 2024-07-28. That $181M figure sits far above the next-largest disclosed amounts in the list, including Teramount’s $50M (2025-07-29), Future Meat’s $347M (2021-12-17) is the larger maximum disclosed, and Lightricks’ $100M (2021-09-19) and EyeYon/Omnix Medical/Teramount/Triple Whale-type mid-to-high eight-figure rounds are still well below the maximum.
The data also clusters by time and stage: most recent rounds concentrate in 2025, led by Omnix Medical’s $25M on 2025-10-13 and Commcrete’s $21M on 2025-10-05, while 2021 includes multiple large-ticket deals such as Future Meat ($347M, 2021-12-17) and Lightricks ($100M, 2021-09-19). Stage classification is frequently incomplete or non-standard: “Series Unknown” appears repeatedly (e.g., OrCam Technologies 2024-07-28; WISESIGHT 2022-12-18; Nectin Therapeutics 2024-05-06), and undisclosed amounts show up (e.g., Joyned on 2023-12-14). Across these 39 rows, AI-related entries recur across different years (e.g., OrCam Technologies 2024-07-28, Neteera 2023-04-12, Olive Diagnostics 2023-03-09, WISESIGHT 2022-12-18).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Jerusalem list, and how extreme is it versus the rest?
The largest disclosed amount is Future Meat’s $347M on 2021-12-17. The next-highest disclosed amounts visible here include Lightricks at $100M (2021-09-19) and OrCam Technologies at $181M (2024-07-28), with most other disclosed rounds clustering far below the three-digit millions range.
Are the biggest rounds concentrated in a particular time window (year) within these 39 entries?
Yes—large-ticket funding appears in multiple years, especially 2021 (e.g., Future Meat $347M on 2021-12-17 and Lightricks $100M on 2021-09-19) and again in 2024 (OrCam Technologies $181M on 2024-07-28). The most recent entries are mostly smaller relative to those peaks, such as Omnix Medical $25M on 2025-10-13 and Commcrete $21M on 2025-10-05.
How often are stage labels missing or amounts undisclosed, and does that limit comparability?
Stage information is frequently incomplete: multiple rows use “Series Unknown” (e.g., OrCam Technologies on 2024-07-28; Nectin Therapeutics on 2024-05-06; WISESIGHT on 2022-12-18), and undisclosed amounts occur as well (e.g., Joyned on 2023-12-14; Olive Diagnostics on 2023-03-09; accessibleGO on 2022-05-17). These rows reduce the ability to rank or compare by stage using disclosed-dollar size alone.
Which sector theme shows up repeatedly across years, and can it be seen as a cluster?
Artificial Intelligence appears in multiple entries across different dates, including OrCam Technologies (2024-07-28, $181M), Neteera (2023-04-12, $13M), Olive Diagnostics (2023-03-09, undisclosed), and WISESIGHT (2022-12-18, undisclosed). That repetition suggests a persistent AI funding presence rather than a single one-off round.
What are the most notable outliers on the low end, and do they appear tied to early-stage labels?
The smallest disclosed amounts are Conflu3nce’s $230K on 2022-07-01 (Pre-Seed) and two $100K rounds: Privatise (Pre-Seed, 2021-02-23) and SolidBlock (Pre-Seed, 2021-02-04). Compared with high eight-figure rounds like Future Meat ($347M, 2021-12-17) and Lightricks ($100M, 2021-09-19), these low-ticket deals stand out as early-stage outliers in disclosed size.
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