The year 2025 is expected to be a significant turning point for the deep space market, with rising private investments reshaping the industry. Major factors driving this shift include Donald Trump's support for space exploration, the appointment of private astronaut Jared Isaacman as the new administrator of NASA, and the increasing focus on dual-value technologies that have applications both in space and on Earth. Governments and international organizations are prioritizing technologies that enable prolonged human presence in space, such as resource extraction and utilization. Israel is launching an innovation program to leverage these trends and establish a dominant role in the emerging deep space market.