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Startup Daily

Daily Updates from Silicon Wadi for Thursday, October 29, 2020

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This January 16, 2019 photo shows a a first lab-grown steak during a presentation by the Israeli company Aleph Farms, in Jaffa, Israel. (AP Photo/Tsafrir Abayov)

Lab cells and chickpeas and bugs, oh my!

Israeli protein startups flourish in bid to cut meat’s carbon footprint

Big food companies investing in alternatives to conventional meat and dairy, due to environmental damage caused by livestock farming and need to feed 10 billion mouths by 2050

A man passes shuttered stores on Jaffa Street in Jerusalem on March 25, 2020 (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

Economic restrictions costing Israel NIS 2.3 billion a week, ministry says

By Shoshanna Solomon

Finance Ministry estimate assesses impact of current limitations, including shuttered commerce and education system

Illustrative image of a race, ranking or competition. (SARINYAPINNGAM; iStock by Getty Images)

'Say you are Israeli, tell the story'

Israel losing ‘Startup Nation’ image, needs rebranding, study shows

By Shoshanna Solomon

Under 1% of businesspeople in survey associate Israel with startups; pandemic is the time to position country as forward-thinking and problem-solving, urges nonprofit Vibe Israel

View of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. September 09, 2020 (Miriam Alster/FLASH90)

Moody’s keeps Israel’s A1 credit rating despite pandemic, ‘polarized politics’

Credit agency highlights offshore natural gas reserves and tech sectors, but says ‘political system weighs on fiscal policy effectiveness’

A United Nations ship is pictured in the southernmost area of Naqura, by the border with Israel, on October 14, 2020. (Mahmoud Zayyat/AFP)

Lebanon reportedly demanding control of 2 Israeli gas fields in maritime talks

Beirut claim on 1,430 square kilometers beyond disputed blocks leads to heated argument, according to reports, with negotiations set to resume Thursday

Jon Medved

Israel-UAE: a short haul across Silicon Beach

Ancient maps portrayed the Middle East as the center of the world. For decades, this natural land bridge between Europe and Asia, between East and West, had been broken I just returned from what I hope will be my last long-haul trip from Israel to the United Arab Emirates. Tel Aviv and Dubai are only three hours apart, but until direct non-stop commercial flights commence in January, it can be a grueling 20-hour round trip like the one I was just forced to endure via Zurich, Frankfurt or any number... Continue Reading

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