F2 Venture Capital raising $100 million for fourth Seed fund

F2 Venture Capital is in the process of raising its fourth fund, targeting approximately $100 million for Seed-stage investments, Calcalist has learned. The firm has already secured most of the capital and may increase the fund’s size due to strong investor demand, as it did in previous rounds. The fund declined to comment.

In 2022, F2 raised its third Seed fund with an initial target of $100 million, which was eventually expanded to $150 million after being oversubscribed. Today, F2 manages roughly $500 million in assets. Most of the capital for the new fund was raised before the end of the war, with a significant portion coming from returning investors.

F2 Venture Capital.

The fund is led by Managing Partners Jonathan Saacks and Barak Rabinowitz, General Partner Maor Fridman, and Partner and CFO Nurit Benjamini.

F2 specializes in early-stage investments with a focus on Seed rounds. It operates a dedicated investment studio designed to help entrepreneurs quickly identify product–market fit from the earliest stages, providing hands-on support to founders developing transformative technologies.

F2 typically leads the first institutional round in its portfolio companies and was the first investor in several prominent startups that went on to raise major follow-on rounds, including Faye, Justt, Darrow, Astrix, 4M, Sett, Zero Networks, and Parametrix, alongside a number of undisclosed new ventures.

The firm frequently co-invests with leading global venture funds such as Andreessen Horowitz, Kleiner Perkins, Insight Partners, Bessemer Venture Partners, CRV, and Menlo Ventures. Since its founding in 2017, F2 has backed companies that combine artificial intelligence with deep domain expertise across sectors such as insurtech, fintech, gaming, cybersecurity, and legal tech.

According to IVC data, F2 was ranked as Israel’s most active fund for early-stage investments in 2025.