New venture capital offers Israel's new immigrants up to $500,000 in funding
Saturday, October 17, 2026 · first reported by The Jerusalem Post
Aliyah Ventures, a venture capital fund for new immigrants to Israel (olim) building technology companies, was announced on Monday. It writes pre-seed cheques of $250,000 to $500,000 and also provides integration courses, business Hebrew classes and co-working space. Ron Alpar founded it. The fund is sector-agnostic and aims for a portfolio of 30 to 40 companies, with more than 100 applicants under review.
Its first two investments are Conspectus, an AI platform offering data profiles of influential people, and Bayes, which offers AI and global prediction models. Google, AWS and WeWork are among its network partners.
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