Israeli climate innovation captures global attention, pushing for post-war cooperation and normalization. The United Nations Climate Change Conference provided Israeli environmentalists with a respite from a stifling reality back home. However, this year's conference had minimal impact and no significant breakthroughs. Despite this, there is hope for regional collaboration in the Middle East, as Israeli solar technology could be deployed in Jordan with Emirati funding, and Bahrain's business-friendly regulations could provide a testing ground for joint projects. Israel remains a key player in climate innovation, but sustaining momentum requires strengthening the tech-science ecosystem and advancing normalization with neighboring countries.