Despite two years of ongoing national emergency — including a direct confrontation with Iran — Israeli high-tech demonstrates remarkable resilience, with strong investment figures, a rise in deal volume, and renewed IPO activity. Adv. Tal Freilich's article focuses on the strength of Israel’s tech ecosystem, with a look at prominent sectors such as cyber and AI, and the return of mega-deals.
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Tal Freilich Hai
Tal is an attorney in our firm's Corporate Department.
Adv. Tal Freilich provides ongoing legal advice to technology companies, venture capital funds, and private funds, as well as to entrepreneurs and startups. Her advice spans various fields, such as raising capital and funding, mergers and acquisitions, and asset acquisition.
In addition, Tal offers legal counsel to companies in the course of their ongoing activity, including on issues of distribution, manufacturing, franchising, licensing, and intellectual property.
Before joining Barnea, Tal worked for a leading Israeli law firm.
Education:
Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya (LL.B., B.A. Psychology), 2016
Admission:
Member of the Israel Bar Association since 2017
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July 24, 2025
Resilience Amid Crisis: Israeli High-Tech Continues to Thrive
July 20, 2025
When the Cannons Roar - Israeli High-Tech Soars
The Israeli economy in general, and its high-tech industry in particular, have been demonstrating amazing levels of resilience, innovation, and daring during Israel’s prolonged war against Hamas and its June 2025 war against Iran, astounding global markets. Notwithstanding the threats from various fronts, Israeli companies, which have become adept at maintaining “wartime routine”, are reporting increases in investments, growing interest in Israeli technologies, and burgeoning prosperity in the civil and defense innovation sectors.
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Barnea: Representing Azrieli Group in ILS 855 Million Acquisition
Our firm represented Azrieli Group in its acquisition of a 67% controlling stake in Zemach Hammerman, a complex transaction valued at approximately ILS 855 million. The deal was executed through a reverse triangular merger. Azrieli Group was advised by Advs. Micky Barnea, Misha Gitterman, and Tal Freilich, with additional support from our Real Estate, Employment, and Capital Markets Departments.