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Layoffs in Israel

33 sourced layoff rounds at 25 companies in Israel between May 2022 and Jul 2026: 12,575 people in the rounds where a number was given. Each one links to the article or filing it came from. The list covers what we have been able to source, not every cut in the country.

People affected

13K

Where a number was given

Companies

25

With a sourced round

Rounds

33

May 2022 → Jul 2026

Every round, newest first

  1. monday.com−630(20% of workforce)

    Cut about 20% of staff, roughly 630 people, to support a leaner operating model as it concentrates on its AI Work Platform.

    Enterprise SaaS · Source: TechCrunch

  2. Artlist−200(40% of workforce)

    Israeli stock media and creative tools company cut 40 percent of staff to rebuild around an AI native operating model.

    Consumer Tech · Source: CTech

  3. Elementor−100(30% of workforce)

    Website building platform called the cut a reset for the AI era as AI tools change how sites are built.

    Enterprise SaaS · Source: CTech

  4. Hailo−110(50% of workforce)

    AI chip startup halved its workforce amid funding pressure and a shift toward drones and robotics.

    About the figure: Follows a cut of nearly 10 percent in January 2026.

    Hardware & Chips · Source: CTech

  5. Skai−100(20% of workforce)

    Digital marketing software company, formerly Kenshoo, cited an AI driven transformation of its operating model.

    Enterprise SaaS · Source: CTech

  6. Teva restructured its raw materials unit TAPI after talks to sell the division stalled.

    About the figure: Cuts are phased over two years.

    Pharma & Healthcare · Source: CTech

  7. Wix−1,000(20% of workforce)

    Cut about 1,000 employees, roughly 20% of staff; CEO Avishai Abrahami cited a stronger shekel and the shift to AI-native ways of working.

    E-commerce · Source: Wix (SEC filing)

  8. ZoomInfo Israel−300

    ZoomInfo said it would close its Israeli development centre, built on its 2021 purchase of Chorus.ai, by the end of 2026.

    About the figure: Country unit of a United States company.

    Enterprise SaaS · Source: CTech

  9. AI21 Labsnumber not given(60% of workforce)

    Israeli AI model developer shrank from about 180 staff to around 70 to focus on agent optimisation after acquisition talks collapsed.

    Enterprise SaaS · Source: CTech

  10. Playtika−500(15% of workforce)

    Chief executive Robert Antokol told staff the company needed to right size after revenue declines in its older games.

    About the figure: Earlier reports in November 2025 had suggested up to 800 jobs were at risk.

    Gaming · Source: CTech

  11. eToro−105(7% of workforce)

    Trading platform cut staff less than a year after listing on Nasdaq.

    Fintech · Source: CTech

  12. Moon Active−110(5% of workforce)

    Developer of Coin Master reshaped operations, with about 30 of the cuts in Israel.

    Gaming · Source: CTech

  13. Sapiens−700(15% of workforce)

    Israeli insurance software company began a job consolidation days after its acquisition by private equity firm Advent.

    About the figure: Reported range of 700 to 800; a January 2026 report put the plan at about 540 employees, 10 percent of staff.

    Enterprise SaaS · Source: CTech

  14. Mobileye−200(4% of workforce)

    Driver assistance chip maker cut staff, mostly in Israel, after its shares fell more than 40 percent in the year.

    Automotive · Source: CTech

  15. Fiverr−250(25% of workforce)

    Freelance marketplace cut staff as its chief executive said the company would rebuild as an AI first business with a leaner team.

    About the figure: Some outlets reported the share as about 30 percent.

    Consumer Tech · Source: CTech

  16. eBay Israel−200

    eBay decided to close its Israeli development centre in phases after several earlier rounds of downsizing.

    About the figure: Country unit of a United States company; more than 200.

    E-commerce · Source: CTech

  17. Teva Pharmaceutical Industries−3,000(8% of workforce)

    Teva disclosed in an investor presentation a plan to cut 8 percent of global staff over 18 months to lift margins.

    About the figure: Nearly 3,000 is the CTech calculation from the 8 percent target stated by Teva.

    Pharma & Healthcare · Source: CTech

  18. SolarEdge−400

    Fourth round in a year under a new chief executive, taking the workforce to about 3,300.

    Energy & Utilities · Source: CTech

  19. Medical device maker decided to close its manufacturing plant in Caesarea.

    About the figure: Country unit of a United States company.

    Pharma & Healthcare · Source: CTech

  20. SolarEdge−500

    SolarEdge closed its energy storage division and put its South Korean battery plant up for sale.

    About the figure: The jobs cut were in South Korea.

    Energy & Utilities · Source: CTech

  21. Stratasys−300(15% of workforce)

    3D printer maker announced a cost cutting plan worth 40 million dollars a year.

    About the figure: The company gave the 15 percent figure; about 300 is an estimate. Stratasys has dual headquarters in Israel and Minnesota.

    Industrial & Manufacturing · Source: CTech

  22. SolarEdge−400(8.5% of workforce)

    Second SolarEdge round in six months, with about 200 of the cuts in Israel.

    Energy & Utilities · Source: CTech

  23. Playtika−300(10% of workforce)

    Another round at the games maker, aimed at offices outside Israel.

    About the figure: Reported range of 300 to 400 jobs, around 10 percent of staff; the lower bound is recorded.

    Gaming · Source: CTech

  24. SolarEdge−900(16% of workforce)

    Israeli solar inverter maker cut staff after a sharp fall in revenue and excess inventory in Europe.

    Energy & Utilities · Source: CTech

  25. Insightec−100(20% of workforce)

    Israeli focused ultrasound device maker cut about a fifth of its workforce.

    Pharma & Healthcare · Source: CTech

  26. Vesttoonumber not given(75% of workforce)

    Israeli insurance fintech cut most staff and closed Asian offices after a scandal over fraudulent letters of credit.

    About the figure: The company had around 200 employees at the time.

    Fintech · Source: AGBI

  27. Wix−370

    Website builder made a second round of cuts under a cost reduction plan, mostly affecting staff in the United States.

    Enterprise SaaS · Source: CTech

  28. Pagaya−140(20% of workforce)

    Lending technology company cut a fifth of staff after its share price fell more than 95 percent from its peak.

    Fintech · Source: CTech

  29. Playtika−610(15% of workforce)

    Second and largest Playtika round of 2022, after a planned stake sale to Joffre Capital fell through.

    Gaming · Source: CTech

  30. Similarweb−130(10% of workforce)

    Web analytics company cut a tenth of staff to speed its path to profitability.

    Enterprise SaaS · Source: CTech

  31. NSO Group−100

    Spyware maker reorganised and its chief executive stepped down to focus on a sale of the company.

    Cybersecurity · Source: CTech

  32. United States device insurer Asurion closed Soluto, its research and development centre in Israel.

    About the figure: Country unit of a United States company.

    Consumer Tech · Source: CTech

  33. Playtika−250

    Israeli mobile games company closed studios in Los Angeles, Montreal and London.

    Gaming · Source: CTech

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