The document summarizes Israel's R&D spending and priorities for 2010. It states that Israel spent $13 billion on R&D in 2010, with 38% from the business sector and 28% from the government. Key R&D focus areas included life sciences, alternative fuels, water technologies, cybersecurity, and sustainable agriculture. The document also outlines some major Israeli R&D projects and partnerships.

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