Iron Dome is a blank check company, or SPAC, formed to acquire a private company and bring it public through a merger. The company targets Israeli technology firms in the cybersecurity, defense tech, AI, and data infrastructure sectors. Iron Dome argues its management team, which includes founders and operators of Israeli tech companies, provides deep domain expertise and unique access to the Israeli technology ecosystem. Its business model involves raising capital via an IPO and placing the proceeds into a trust account until a business combination occurs. If Iron Dome fails to complete a deal within eighteen months, it must return the capital to public shareholders. The sponsors benefit from a "promote" structure, receiving founder shares for a nominal investment that convert into equity upon a successful merger. Iron Dome seeks targets with recurring revenue, strong customer retention, and a clear path toward profitability. Management targets founder-led businesses at an inflection point that need capital to scale. Iron Dome positions itself as a faster and more cost-efficient alternative to a traditional IPO for Israeli companies that may lack the infrastructure for a conventional public listing.