Israel is striving to maintain its position among the global leaders in quantum computing, facing fierce competition from the United States, China, and rapidly advancing Gulf states. Despite substantial investments from the European Union and efforts to build partnerships with countries like Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan, Israel's quantum sector faces challenges due to limited domestic infrastructure and uncertain future funding from traditional allies. Key figures in Israel's quantum ecosystem are pushing for deeper cooperation with the United States and other partners, aiming to secure long-term growth and technological edge. As quantum technologies evolve, Israel is working to stay ahead in areas such as post-quantum encryption and defense applications, but its ultimate standing in the quantum arms race remains uncertain.