Latest fund size
Undisclosed
Announced
July 29, 2026
Global HQ
Israel
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Check size
$1M-$5M
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Stage focus
Seed, Series A
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Regions of investment
Middle East
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Aleph is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Tel Aviv, founded in 2013 by Michael Eisenberg and Eden Shochat, partnering with Israeli entrepreneurs to build large, globally significant technology companies. The firm has grown to a partnership of four, Eisenberg, Shochat, Yael Elad, and Tomer Diari, managing $850 million under management prior to its newest fund.
Michael Eisenberg — Co-Founder & Partner
Eden Shochat — Co-Founder & Partner
eden@aleph.vc
Tomer Diari — Partner
tomer@aleph.vc
Yael Elad — Partner
yael@aleph.vc
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Names, roles, emails and LinkedIn profiles for the team, plus the fund's website.
Aleph invests at the early stage in Israeli-founded technology companies across sectors, backing ambitious founders tackling difficult problems with long-term conviction.
Portfolio companies span insurtech, fintech, healthtech, AI, logistics, and energy infrastructure, including Lemonade, Melio, Healthy.io, SparkBeyond, JoyTunes, Fabric, Freightos, Bringg, and Voltify.
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What the fund looks for in founders and which sectors it backs.
In 2026, Aleph announced the launch of its fifth fund, Aleph V, continuing the firm's long-standing strategy under partners Eden Shochat, Michael Eisenberg, Tomer Diari, and Yael Elad, with messaging described as "more of the same."
Fund size and confirmed first-close status for Aleph V have not been independently reported in press as of this writing, the announcement is sourced from Aleph's own company channels (LinkedIn).
Aleph's prior funds were Fund I ($140M, 2013), Fund II ($180M, 2016), Fund III ($200M, 2019), and Fund IV ($300M, 2021), bringing total assets under management to approximately $850 million heading into Fund V.
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Fund size, LPs and track record.
Leadership
Michael Eisenberg, Partner, previously a partner at Benchmark Capital in San Francisco. Eden Shochat, Partner, co-founder of facial recognition startup Face.com. Yael Elad and Tomer Diari serve as Partners.
Investment Strategy
Aleph operates without principals, associates, or analysts, offering high-touch, partner-level support to portfolio companies. The firm runs Ampliphy, an in-house venture-support unit that leverages Aleph's people, network, software, and resources to help portfolio companies scale globally.
Notable Investments
Notable Exits
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Leadership, investment strategy, notable investments and exits.
