In October 2026, Israel’s Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure published the country’s first national fusion strategy, a draft now open for public comment.
Its core decision: rather than racing to build its own commercial reactor, Israel will become a strategic “Tier-2 Hub”, an indispensable supplier of technologies and components to the global fusion industry. The strategy points to Israel’s edge in dual-use technologies developed in its defense and tech sectors: high-power lasers and electro-optics, power electronics and RF systems, AI and simulation, and precision engineering and vacuum systems.
MILE provided strategic advisory support to the Ministry in developing the strategy. This one-page executive summary covers why the timing matters, where Israel can lead, the recommended path and what happens next.
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This summary is MILE’s own independent analysis and is not an official Ministry document.