The war in Gaza has hurt the interconnected American-Israeli tech ecosystem, but there’s still opportunity for growth, say entrepreneurs and experts.
On the day of the October 7 terrorist attack, Sigal Gafni, an entrepreneur and resident of the southern Israeli town of Arad, was at the Association of the U.S. Army (AUSA) summit in D.C.
“When I returned to Israel, it was immediately clear to me that my business will now face a period where I won’t be able to work,” she said.
Gafni predicts that the war will impact all Israeli businesses exporting hi-tech services to the U.S.
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