Israeli startups raised more than US$3 billion across over 25 funding rounds in June 2026.

AI-related companies accounted for many of the biggest deals.

AppsFlyer, an Israel-based mobile measurement and attribution company, led with more than US$1 billion from Google, Meta, Unity, and Moloco at a US$2.7 billion valuation.

The company said the deal would accelerate AI-powered measurement and attribution tools.

Available reporting did not clarify whether AppsFlyer’s financing was primary capital, secondary share sales, or a mix.

Cyera, an Israel-based cybersecurity startup, raised US$600 million at a US$12 billion valuation, while DriveNets, an Israel-based networking company, raised US$410 million at a US$8.5 billion valuation.

Coralogix, an Israel-based observability software company, NewCore, an Israel-based identity security startup, and PointFive, an Israel-based enterprise software company focused on infrastructure costs, also announced rounds of US$200 million, US$66 million, and US$60 million, respectively.

The month’s total appears concentrated in a handful of large rounds, echoing a broader Israeli funding pattern in 2025, when mega-rounds captured around 50% of private capital, according to Startup Nation Central.

AppsFlyer’s raise also comes as privacy changes reshape mobile attribution, with Android’s Privacy Sandbox expected to end user-level insights tied to Google Advertising ID on Android.

🔗 Source: Calcalist

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