As Americans face growing challenges in healthcare, water security, agriculture, and the digital economy, Israeli innovation is helping deliver practical solutions that improve daily life. Across the United States, Israeli-developed technologies are helping strengthen critical infrastructure, support better medical care, protect businesses from cyber threats, and equip communities with tools to meet the demands of a rapidly changing world. See just a few of the many recent examples below.
Millions of Americans living with diabetes need better tools to manage their care and avoid dangerous complications. Israeli company DreaMed developed AI-powered technology that helps clinicians personalize insulin treatment recommendations based on patient data and advanced algorithms. This innovation is being used at Yale, Billings Clinic, children’s hospitals in California and New York, to help American providers and patients make more informed decisions and improve diabetes care.
For many Americans with autoimmune diseases, cycling through one treatment after another is costly and exhausting. Israeli startup Promise Bio has built a cloud‑based AI platform that reads complex protein modifications from a simple blood sample to predict which treatments are most likely to work and support drug development. By partnering with global pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer and AstraZeneca, this technology is being used to enroll patients in clinical trials and enrich studies with those most likely to respond, improving trial efficiency and accelerating new autoimmune therapies for American patients.
As American patients and doctors look for better treatments for complex diseases, Israeli artificial intelligence companies are helping accelerate medical breakthroughs. Israeli company CytoReason’s AI platform builds detailed models of the human immune system to help researchers understand how different diseases develop and how patients respond to therapies. Through its collaboration with Pfizer, CytoReason helps the U.S. drugmaker use AI models to better understand diseases, guide drug development, and advance more effective treatments.
American farmers face rising water costs, drought conditions, and pressure to grow more with fewer resources. Israeli drip irrigation technology from Netafim – which has a U.S. subsidiary based in Fresno, CA and supports hundreds of American jobs – helps farmers deliver water directly to plant roots, improving efficiency while supporting strong crop yields. In drought-prone states like California and Arizona, Netafim’s technology is being used to strengthen American agriculture and conserve scarce water resources.
As drought and water shortages continue to challenge the American West, Israeli technology is helping provide a reliable source of drinking water for millions of Americans. Israeli company IDE Technologies designed the Carlsbad Desalination Plant near San Diego, which produces roughly 50 million gallons of drinking water per day for Southern California. This Israeli built technology is helping deliver clean, dependable water to American communities.
As cyberattacks threaten American businesses, hospitals, schools, and critical infrastructure, Israeli cybersecurity companies are helping keep Americans protected. Visa is set to purchase Israeli fraud reduction company BioCatch for $2.4 billion. BioCatch, which uses AI to detect fraud and distinguish legitimate users from attackers in real time, is actively protecting more than 1.8 billion devices and 760 million users across the globe.
As online fraud and payment scams target U.S. retailers and consumers, Israeli artificial intelligence companies are helping protect America’s digital economy. Riskified’s AI platform analyzes billions of data points in real time to distinguish legitimate shoppers from fraudsters, allowing safer purchases to be approved while blocking suspicious transactions. Riskified’s technology is being used to safeguard American businesses, including Mastercard, Shopify, and TickPick, and customers, reduce costly chargebacks, and keep e‑commerce running smoothly in a rapidly growing digital marketplace.
As the United States looks to meet major challenges in healthcare, agriculture, and technology, Israeli innovation is delivering significant benefits to American communities. Congress and the administration should work to expand these partnerships to strengthen America’s competitive edge, improve our societies, and ensure the United States continues to lead in the arenas that will define the 21st century.
